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dictum

/ˈdɪk.təm/

Tradução: Afirmação formal ou autoritária, dito ou máxima, frequentemente vinda de uma pessoa de autoridade ou usada em contexto jurídico.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/ˈdɪk.təm/C1formal
  • ptAfirmação formal ou autoritária, dito ou máxima, frequentemente vinda de uma pessoa de autoridade ou usada em contexto jurídico.

A formal or authoritative statement, pronouncement, or maxim, often issued by an authority figure or in a legal context.

plural irregular

  1. Formal statement or pronouncementC1formal

    A formal and authoritative statement or pronouncement, often from a judge or authority figure.

    ptDitame

    • The judge's dictum set a new legal precedent.
    • The CEO's dictum was that all employees must attend the training.
    • His dictum on the matter was final and unquestioned.

    Sinônimosadageaphorismdeclarationdecreeedictmaximpreceptpronouncementrulingsaying

  2. Maxim or proverbC1formal

    A short, wise saying that expresses a general truth or principle.

    ptMáxima ou provérbio

    • The ancient dictum 'know thyself' is still relevant today.
    • He lived by the dictum 'actions speak louder than words'.
    • The dictum 'less is more' applies to minimalist design.

    Sinônimosadageaphorismapothegmaxiomgnomemaximmottoproverbsawsaying

Formas
  • dicta plural form
  • dictums plural form
  • dicta's possessive plural form
  • dictums' possessive plural form
  • dictum's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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