edict

Meaning

A proclamation of law or other authoritative command.

Synonyms

decree
C2
order
A1
fiat
C2
command
B1
law
A2
proclamation
20k
commandment
C2
mandate
C2
rescript
ordinance
C2
regulation
C2
declaration
C1
ukase
directive
C2
bidding
C1
dictate
C2
injunction
C2
announcement
B2
prescript
dictum

proclaimation

rule
B1
enactment
manifesto
C2
notice
A2
notification
21k
oracle
C2
prescription
C1
promulgation
pronunciamento
punishment
B2
requisition
23k
sentence
B2
statement
B1
statute
C2
summons
C2
ultimatum
C2
writ
C2
executive order
prohibition
C2

set of regulations

written order

public announcement

legislation
C2

divine prophesy

asseveration
behest
31k
bulletin
C2
canon
C2
chastisement
Translations

édit
edicto
decreto
Edikt
editto

διάταγμα

décret
edito
decreto
Ukas
decretum
edict
Erlass
Frequency

25k
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈiː.dɪkt/
Etymology

Inherited from Middle English
edycte
In summary

From Middle English edycte, borrowed from Latin edictum; earlier form edit, from Old French edit, from the same Latin word.

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