1. edict

noun. ['ˈiːdɪkt'] a legally binding command or decision entered on the court record (as if issued by a court or judge).

Rhymes with Edict

• bauknecht
• benedikt
• conflict
• convict
• district
• eggebrecht
• engelbrecht
• giesbrecht
• habenicht
• habicht
• helmbrecht
• houseknecht
• imperfect
• kleinknecht
• lambrecht
• lebrecht
• obrecht
• rinderknecht
• ruprecht
• schuknecht

How do you pronounce edict?

Pronounce edict as ˈidɪkt.

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Sentences with edict

1. Noun, singular or mass
Constantine's edict, however, ushered in a new era for Rome.

2. edict

noun. ['ˈiːdɪkt'] a formal or authoritative proclamation.