DICT~to speak

Question 0

renounce

Answer 0

to publicly say that you will no longer try to keep something, or will not stay in an important position

Question 1

abdicate

Answer 1

[AB away] to proclaim away; to renounce formally a throne or high office

Question 2

contradict

Answer 2

[CONTRA against] to speak against; to assert the opposite of what someone has said

Question 3

dictator

Answer 3

one whose speech is to be taken as the final word; one who orders others around; tyrannical ruler

Question 4

tyrannical

Answer 4

behaving in a cruel and unfair way toward someone you have power over
Ex: a tyrannical boss

Question 5

dictatorial

Answer 5

speaking and acting in a domineering or aggressive way

Question 6

diction

Answer 6

choice of words in speaking or writing; enunciation in speaking and singing

Question 7

enumerate

Answer 7

to name of things one by one

Question 8

enunciate

Answer 8

to pronounce words clearly and carefully

Question 9

edict

Answer 9

[E out] to speak out; an official decree

Question 10

decree

Answer 10

an official command or decision, especially one made by the ruler of a country

Question 11

jurisdiction

Answer 11

[JURIS law] the right to interpret and apply the law; legal hear and decide cases

Question 12

valedictorian

Answer 12

the student who has received the best grades all the way through high school, and usually makes a speech at the GRADUATION ceremony

Question 13

farewell

Answer 13

n the action of saying goodbye