Sentence examples for The edict from inspiring English sources

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The edict

noun

A proclamation of law or other authoritative command

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The edict was largely ignored.

The Edict was a bold move.

The Edict is what makes that true".

The Edict intended to close that loophole.

The edict remained in force until the revocation in 1685.

The edict was met with consternation in dioceses worldwide.

The edict includes: mention the Lib Dems and that the Government is a coalition.

"The edict from Gerry Levin was 'Let Ted be Ted,'" a Levin confidant recalls.

The edict of abdication by the Dowager Empress of China has been published.

The edict "show, don't tell" seems not to pertain when it comes to sex.

The edict controlled the smallest details of our public lives: how we ate, dressed and talked.

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