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Determined or decided upon as by an authority.
set
determined
settled
1
Spreads will be
dictated
by how robust market conditions are, he said.
2
The amount of food
dictated
how many people the land could support.
3
It was simply the circumstances that
dictated
the necessity for this action.
4
Directed from the powers above, economic activity is
dictated
by political consideration.
5
And then he
dictated
to us the new terms of our existence.
6
In this case, it
dictated
that he should not request the scar.
7
Boiling oil would be a likely choice, if temperament
dictated
Kallendbor's reaction.
8
The amount of outputs is still
dictated
by the number of inputs.
9
Pressure is self-inflicted; a lot of it is
dictated
by your mindset.
10
Reason obeys itself; and Ignorance submits to whatever is
dictated
to it.
11
It was time, mainly the lack of it, that
dictated
Bolan's actions.
12
He
dictated
this letter aloud, in a firm tone, and in jerks.
13
On December 27, the president
dictated
a memo laying out the mission.
14
He
dictated
to me the following note upon the registration of deeds:-
15
NPR reported the liberal feminist Ginsburg
dictated
a statement to her granddaughter.
16
These reproaches are
dictated
by quite mistaken ideas of competency and responsibility.
dictated
dictate
·
dictate by
dictate a letter
dictate the terms
dictate by necessity
dictate how