Powerful Word list for “dict”

Word List:

1. Predict – to estimate or say what will happen before it does. (English) – 预测，预言 (Chinese)
2. Verdict – a decision or judgment made after considering all the evidence presented. (English) – 裁决，判决 (Chinese)
3. Indict – to formally accuse someone of a crime. (English) – 控告，起诉 (Chinese)
4. Edict – an official order or proclamation issued by a person in authority. (English) – 法令，布告 (Chinese)
5. Jurisdict – the power or authority to make legal decisions and judgments. (English) – 司法权，裁判权 (Chinese)
6. Maledict – to curse or speak evil of someone. (English) – 诅咒，诋毁 (Chinese)
7. Benedict – a kind or gracious act or words. (English) – 祝福，赞美 (Chinese)
8. Contradict – to deny or disagree with what someone else has said or done. (English) – 反驳，否认 (Chinese)
9. Dict – a spoken or written command or order. (English) – 命令，指示 (Chinese)
10. Interdict – to prohibit or forbid something. (English) – 禁止，阻止 (Chinese)

Similar words:

1. Predict – foretell, prophesy, forecast
2. Verdict – judgment, decision, ruling
3. Indict – accuse, charge, impeach
4. Edict – decree, order, commandment
5. Jurisdict – authority, power, control
6. Maledict – curse, damn, execrate
7. Benedict – blessing, favor, approval
8. Contradict – dispute, oppose, challenge
9. Dict – command, direction, instruction
10. Interdict – ban, prohibit, forbid

Antonyms:

1. Predict – second-guess, doubt, question
2. Verdict – acquittal, exoneration, absolution
3. Indict – exonerate, clear, vindicate
4. Edict – request, appeal, petition
5. Jurisdict – disobedience, rebellion, insubordination
6. Maledict – bless, praise, commend
7. Benedict – curse, condemn, disapprove
8. Contradict – agree, conform, support
9. Dict – request, suggestion, proposal
10. Interdict – permit, allow, authorize

Sample sentence:

1. Predict – The weather forecast predicts rain for the next few days.
2. Verdict – The jury reached a verdict of guilty after deliberating for several hours.
3. Indict – The prosecutor decided to indict the suspect on charges of embezzlement.
4. Edict – The king issued an edict that all his subjects must pay taxes to the royal treasury.
5. Jurisdict – The Supreme Court has the final jurisdict over all legal disputes in the country.
6. Maledict – It is not polite to maledict others, even if they have wronged you.
7. Benedict – The coach’s benedict helped to boost the team’s morale before the big game.
8. Contradict – The witness’s testimony seemed to contradict the evidence presented in court.
9. Dict – The teacher gave us a dict to write down in our notebooks for later study.
10. Interdict – The school principal issued an interdict prohibiting students from bringing cellphones to school.

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