cedule (Meaning)
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cedule (n.)
A scroll; a writing; a schedule.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cedule
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cedule Sentence Examples
- In the archives, I found an ancient cedule detailing the land boundaries.
- The cedule issued by the government outlined the tax regulations for the upcoming fiscal year.
- As per the cedule, all employees were required to attend the mandatory training session.
- The cedule displayed the schedule for maintenance work on the infrastructure.
- A cedule attached to the shipment listed the contents of the crates.
- The cedule on the noticeboard announced the upcoming school holidays.
- She carefully studied the cedule to plan her itinerary for the trip.
- The cedule indicated the time slots available for booking appointments.
- A cedule posted outside the courtroom listed the cases to be heard that day.
- We received a cedule confirming our reservation at the hotel.
FAQs About the word cedule
A scroll; a writing; a schedule.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In the archives, I found an ancient cedule detailing the land boundaries.
The cedule issued by the government outlined the tax regulations for the upcoming fiscal year.
As per the cedule, all employees were required to attend the mandatory training session.
The cedule displayed the schedule for maintenance work on the infrastructure.
