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Meanings of dicta in English
Spanish
dictamen Usage of dicta in English
1
Keeping to church dicta can be very difficult, even for an archbishop.
2
Every one of these dicta appears to be open to serious objection.
3
And did the expert utter any further authoritative dicta on the matter?
4
Now, scholars are debating whether his Commerce Clause statements are dicta or not.
5
Some of his obiter dicta have the whiff of Edenic innocence about them.
6
Good sense of history and even of various Biblical dicta.
7
This was not precisely vanity; it was rather the long habit of undisputed dicta.
8
Woe to the heretics, to the minority, who would not bow to its dicta.
9
The dicta of his that are preserved vibrate between cynicism, shrewdness, wisdom, and tenderness.
10
The same dispute appears, in more complicated form, in the conflicting dicta of the critics.
11
The Sorbonne was prevailed upon to condemn several of Erasmus's dicta as heretical in 1526.
12
Tsze-sze does more than adopt the dicta of Confucius.
13
From among the best of the occasional dicta, &c. attributed to him, the following are selected:-
14
Its prominent position demanded this excellence, for it commanded the most critical dicta of the visitors.
15
And, as fast as their interests changed, so did the acts and dicta of Government change.
16
Acklen's dicta were to the same general effect.
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