decreed

IPA: dɪkrˈid

adjective

  • fixed or established especially by order or command
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Examples of "decreed" in Sentences

  • He decreed the adoption of the Uyghur scipt.
  • In 1844 he decreed the emancipation of the Gypsies.
  • "A term decreed my lot I 'spy; * And, when its days shall end, I die.
  • I mean think about it, Iraq didnt even exist til britain decreed itds boundaries?
  • Y: Never did We destroy a population that had not a term decreed and assigned beforehand.
  • A reversionary term decreed (though reluctante curia) to be sold for rais - ing a daughter's portion.
  • “The only touchdown will be for the final pickup,” the captain decreed, “when everybody and everything is ready.”
  • Stunney and his minion Zoskie et al. believe that whatever their fantasy infallible God has decreed is objective.
  • What business is it of ours to enforce what Stalin decreed, especially when the inhabitants don’t seem to want to be part of Georgia?
  • A major US chain decreed that it would not be ordering any hardcovers that cost more than approx. $25 if they weren't by, say, Stephen King.
  • Unto every nation is a fixed term decreed; when their term therefore is expired, they shall not have respite for an hour, neither shall their punishment be anticipated.
  • A new Government Accountability Office report shows that retail gas prices have risen faster than crude oil prices, and local Exxon dealers have complained anonymously that higher prices are being “decreed from the top.”

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