Dictated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DICTATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DICTATE, to read aloud for recording
• state or order authoritatively
• control or decisively affect; determine
• say or read aloud (words to be typed, written down, or recorded on tape)
NOUN:
• an order or principle that must be obeyed
ADJECTIVE:
• determined or decided upon as by an authority

Words related to DICTATED

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Words that contain DICTATED

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How to use DICTATED in a sentence

• As if a vulgar calculation of interest would not have dictated a contrary course! And it is precisely this that makes the greatness of the resolution adopted by the North.
• England has maintained her neutrality in the New World for the year past, and she deserves well for this, for angry instincts dictated to her another policy.
• It struck me, however, that his refusal was possibly dictated by other motives.
• Townley would gladly have charged nothing, but he was a comparatively poor man, and could not afford to be as generous as his heart would have dictated.
• His last lines dictated to his son were addressed to Madame Necker, who had been for a long time past on the most intimate terms with him.
• The good taste of King Rene had dictated some attempts to clear out and to restore these memorials of antiquity.
• You must live, serve him and bear with him only to obtain such an ascendency over him as to induce him to make such a will as I have dictated to you.
• The terms of that peace will be dictated by the people themselves, and not by the diplomats.
• There was found amongst his papers, written by the hand of a copyist, an international organization of Freemasonry, which no doubt he dictated in Amsterdam.
• True, the practice here described may be considered obsolete, but the spirit of cruelty and intolerance that dictated it is still alive.
• Louis platform and then act as his conscience dictated.
• Iris had just finished writing a letter, partly dictated, and much altered in style, to Mrs.
• Dropping into his chair, Curlie dictated a message by secret wire to headquarters in New York.
• She can neither keep dictated words in her memory, nor has she ever been able to learn how to put in her stops.
• Every consideration of prudence dictated that she choose Colonel French rather than Ben.
• He dictated his name and address to the young lady, who grew very indifferent to the admiration of her customer once the purchase was made.
• Yet to leave the province, and to leave it as quickly as prudence dictated, horses would be necessary.
• At any rate whenever he dictated it he must have been aware of the position of the Sovereign Pontiff Clement VIII.
• He dictated it to me above the shrieking of a lot of gulls which were flying over us all the time.
• Wolfrey, whose inscription was dictated by the spirit of primitive Christianity.
• For the first time in my life I could sit down under a tree or walk fast or slow as I pleased without being dictated to by any one.
• He dictated the address, and then lay down the money.
• He was not able to write himself, but dictated to his mother and illustrated the story and its cover with pictures which he designed and painted himself.

Similar words containing DICTAT without suffix ed

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