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How do you use edict in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "edict" in a sentence:

Formal/Historical:

* The king issued an edict forbidding the construction of new temples.

* The Roman emperor's edict declared Christianity a legal religion.

* The city council's edict mandated the removal of all parking meters.

Informal/Modern:

* My boss issued an edict that all employees must work from home on Fridays.

* The school board's edict banned the use of cell phones during class.

* My grandmother's edict was that everyone must eat their vegetables.

Literary:

* The tyrant's edict struck fear into the hearts of his subjects.

* The wizard's edict brought peace to the land, but at a terrible cost.

Remember: An "edict" is a formal order or decree. It usually implies authority and power.

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