dictums (Meaning)

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dictums (pl.)

of Dictum

The ancient philosopher's dictums continue to inspire contemplation and reflection in modern times.
Wise leaders often rely on traditional dictums to guide decision-making and promote ethical behavior within their organizations.
Cultural dictums shape societal norms, influencing how individuals perceive and interact with one another.
In times of uncertainty, people often turn to timeless dictums for wisdom and guidance.
The family matriarch passed down generations-old dictums that reflected the values and principles of their heritage.
The self-help book was filled with motivational dictums designed to empower readers and encourage personal growth.
Ethical codes in professions often incorporate dictums that outline the expected standards of conduct for practitioners.
Many religious teachings include moral dictums that believers follow as a guide to righteous living.
The teacher emphasized the importance of critical thinking by challenging students to question dictums and explore diverse perspectives.
During the seminar, the speaker shared insightful dictums that sparked lively discussions among the audience.

of Dictum

doctrines, laws, presumptions, rules, dictates, principles, premises, maxims, standards, assumptions

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The ancient philosopher's dictums continue to inspire contemplation and reflection in modern times.

Wise leaders often rely on traditional dictums to guide decision-making and promote ethical behavior within their organizations.

Cultural dictums shape societal norms, influencing how individuals perceive and interact with one another.

In times of uncertainty, people often turn to timeless dictums for wisdom and guidance.