Dict Word Root “dict” means to speak.

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Dict Word Root “dict” means to speak

dictionary This word describes a reference book that contains definitions of words and how to speak each word.

predict This word means to say what will happen before it occurs.

dictator This word means a leader who speaks and rules with total power by force.

diction This word describes the way in which people pronounce or say words when speaking or singing.

contradict This word means to speak against or to say or argue the opposite of what is claimed.

dictation This word means for someone to write down the words as someone says it.

indictment This word describes the formal words spoken or written by a jury that charge a person with a crime.

verdict This word describes the decision a jury makes in a trial or the decision said by the jury.

dictum This word describes a judge's ruling or statement or the decision said by the judge.

edict This word describes the public words issued or said by an official that explain a law or command.