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diktat
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diktat
(noun)
diktat
/dɪk
ˈ
tɑːt/
noun
plural
diktats
diktat
/dɪk
ˈ
tɑːt/
noun
plural
diktats
Britannica Dictionary definition of DIKTAT
[
count
]
disapproving
:
an order that must be followed
The company president issued a
diktat
that employees may not wear jeans to work.
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