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Edict

usgb/ˈiːdɪkt/Volume
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Authority Figure

Edict usually comes from someone with power, like a king, president, or organization leader.

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The CEO's edict changed the company's work policy.
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Historical Context

Edicts are common in historical texts, especially in descriptions of ancient or medieval rule.

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The edict inscribed on the ancient tablet decreed a month of festivities.
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Formal Language

The language of an edict is usually formal and ceremonial, reflecting its official nature.

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The royal edict was read aloud to the assembly.
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