dictamen (Meaning)
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dictamen (n.)
A dictation or dictate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dictamen
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dictamen Sentence Examples
- The expert's dictamen on the environmental impact of the project was crucial in shaping the final decision.
- The committee relied on the legal dictamen to determine the appropriateness of the proposed policy changes.
- The doctor's dictamen on the patient's condition provided a comprehensive analysis for the treatment plan.
- In the court hearing, the judge sought a dictamen from the forensic expert to establish the cause of the crime.
- The financial analyst's dictamen highlighted potential risks and benefits of the investment strategy.
- The academic paper included a dictamen from the researcher, presenting the findings and conclusions of the study.
- During the debate, each participant was expected to provide a well-supported dictamen to bolster their arguments.
- The board of directors sought a dictamen from the consultant to guide their decision-making process.
- The government official issued a dictamen regarding the safety regulations for the new construction project.
- The scientist's dictamen on the experiment's results was critical for the acceptance of the research within the scientific community.
FAQs About the word dictamen
A dictation or dictate.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The expert's dictamen on the environmental impact of the project was crucial in shaping the final decision.
The committee relied on the legal dictamen to determine the appropriateness of the proposed policy changes.
The doctor's dictamen on the patient's condition provided a comprehensive analysis for the treatment plan.
In the court hearing, the judge sought a dictamen from the forensic expert to establish the cause of the crime.
