dictum Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈdɪk.təm]
  • Us [ ˈdɪk.təm]

Meaning of dictum In English

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  • He minimizes the difficulties of identifying the 'correct' monetary aggregate and ignores the instability of monetarist dicta on technical issues.

  • Certainly, subordinating local definitions to the dictum of the science of race required negotiation, and in some cases even training.

  • I suppose this simply reinforces the familiar dictum that 'we like what we know'.

  • We must learn to see in perspective before we can draw using its dicta, and even then our view is skewed by optical bias.

  • This dictum was to remain the evocation of the archaeological ideal of scientific common sense for a long time.

  • Therefore, the abiding dictum of all politics was that nothing must be done that might disturb this so-called balance of communities.

  • The force of these potentially radical principles was blunted by turning them into dicta.

  • And the well-known dictum 'each word has its own history' will have to be a guiding principle in this endeavour.

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