dictated (Meaning)

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dictated (s)

determined or decided upon as by an authority

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of Dictate

No weak antonyms found.

The manager dictated the new company policies to be disseminated to all employees.
During the meeting, the CEO dictated the strategic plan for the upcoming fiscal year.
The professor dictated the lecture notes to the students as they diligently transcribed the information.
In the courtroom, the judge dictated the final verdict to bring closure to the trial.
The team leader dictated the workflow procedures to ensure a smooth and coordinated effort.
The coach dictated the training regimen for the athletes to optimize their performance.
The author dictated the manuscript to a transcription service for faster completion.
The executive assistant diligently typed the email as the CEO dictated the urgent message.
The military general dictated the orders to the troops for the upcoming mission.
The government official dictated the press release to inform the public about the new policy changes.

determined or decided upon as by an authorityof Dictate

requested, asked,ordered, decreed, demanded, required, commanded, called for, called, directed

cancelled, rescinded, canceled, cancelled, canceled, rescinded, countermanded,countermanded,

The manager dictated the new company policies to be disseminated to all employees.

During the meeting, the CEO dictated the strategic plan for the upcoming fiscal year.

The professor dictated the lecture notes to the students as they diligently transcribed the information.

In the courtroom, the judge dictated the final verdict to bring closure to the trial.