edict in Japanese
edict in Japanese is 勅令 — edict means an official order or proclamation issued by someone in authority.
edict in Japanese
勅令
Pronounced: chokurei
A proclamation of law or other authoritative command.
What does "edict" mean?
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noun An official order or proclamation issued by someone in authority.
"The king issued an edict banning the sale of salt without a license."
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edict in a sentence
- The king issued an edict banning the sale of salt without a license.
- The new edict from head office required all staff to badge in by nine.
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What is "edict" in Japanese?
"edict" in Japanese is 勅令. edict means: An official order or proclamation issued by someone in authority.
How do you pronounce 勅令?
"edict" in Japanese is 勅令, pronounced "chokurei".
How do you use "edict" in a sentence?
Example: "The king issued an edict banning the sale of salt without a license." In Japanese, "edict" is 勅令.
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