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WorksheetsVocabulary unit 2 words Dict
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
To imply the opposite
Predict (verb)
Diction (noun)
Contradict (verb)
Dictation (noun)
Dictate (verb)
The finding or decision of a jury on the matter submitted to it in trial
To utter words not to be transcribed
To utter (say) words to be transcribed (written down)
A reference to utter words
Act of uttering words to be transcribed
Dictionary (noun)
Dictation (noun)
Verdict (noun)
Edict (noun)
Choice of words, especially with regards to correctness, clarity, or effectiveness
Dictum (noun)
Predict (verb)
Verdict (noun)
Diction (noun)
A reference source that contains words in alphabetical order, providing information about their form, pronunciations, meanings, and more.
Indictment (noun)
Edict (noun)
Dictionary (noun)
Dictate (verb)
A noteworthy statement
Dictionary (noun)
Dictation (noun)
Contradict (verb)
Dictum (noun)
A proclamation having the force of law
Verdict (noun)
Edict (noun)
Dictate (verb)
Dictum (noun)
A formal written statement framed by a prosecuting authority and found by charging a person with an offense
Indictment (NOUN)
Contradict (VERB)
Edict (NOUN)
Verdict (NOUN)
To declare or indicate in advance
Contradict
Predict (verb)
Dictation (noun)
Dictionary (noun)
The finding or decision of a jury on the matter submitted to it in trial
Diction (noun)
Indictment (noun)
Edict (noun)
Verdict (noun)
