dictum|dicta|dictums in English
noun
[dic·tum || 'dɪktəm]
formal statement, pronouncement; saying, maxim
Use "dictum|dicta|dictums" in a sentence
1. Note that criteria, data and dicta are plural words: the singulars are criterion, datum and dictum.
2. Arbitraments: as in pronouncements, dicta.
3. Arroganter dictum existimari velim
4. I agree with this dictum.
5. Witticisms, maxims, dicta, proverbs, and aphorisms each inhabit a different world.
6. This dictum is borne out again and again.
7. " Pride comes before a fall " is a famous dictum.
8. Ever since, Webster's dictum has been regarded as a principle of international law.
9. He followed the famous American dictum, 'Don't get mad, get even'.
10. More pale humour in the final dictum about the press.
11. This dictum is more familiar in its application to grammar.
12. This dictum applies particularly to price discrimination and vertical restraints.
13. "All's well that ends well" is the dictum of unanimous common sense .
14. The court in Philippou does not appear to have known of the dictum in McHugh.
15. Watch sellers employ a logical Italian dictum: a well - dressed man owns at least timepieces.
16. Foolish dictum: In a team , a valuable team player must aspire to be leader.
17. But most other politicians adhere to Benjamin Jowett's famous dictum about apologies: never!
18. She reminded us of Barnum's dictum: You could sell anything to anybody if you marketed it right.
19. The sheer weight of dicta amassed was intimidating, but Mr. Ashworth conceded he could find no authority actually binding on me.
20. I do not see that his position is affected in any way by the Court’s dicta in Altun.
21. 21 synonyms for Adage: saying, motto, maxim, proverb, dictum, precept, by-word, saw, axiom, aphorism
22. This was also echoed by Deng's dictum: " Free our mind and seek truth from facts. "
23. Just as annoying is the pretty dictum that acts must sing live, when most of them can't.
24. If so, it is doubtful whether his dictum about A's right to retake the goods is law.
25. Remember the dictum our professor taught us, diffidence leads to envy which gives rise to spite.