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Verb
Simple past tense for control or decisively affect; determine
“All the more reason to allow market forces, rather than misguided and punitive regulation, to dictate the choices available to consumers.”
Verb
Simple past tense for to order, command, control
“The bus operators have, like any good businessmen, chosen to run the services from where their customers want to catch them rather than trying to dictate to customers where they should catch them.”
Verb
Simple past tense for read out for the record
“He dictates his novels to his secretary.”
Verb
Past participle for control or decisively affect; determine
“All the more reason to allow market forces, rather than misguided and punitive regulation, to dictate the choices available to consumers.”
Verb
Past participle for to order, command, control
“The bus operators have, like any good businessmen, chosen to run the services from where their customers want to catch them rather than trying to dictate to customers where they should catch them.”
Verb
Past participle for read out for the record
“He dictates his novels to his secretary.”
Adjective
In force
Verb
To have fixed or shaped the form or character of
Adjective
Required, mandatory
Adjective
Adjective
Obtained or imposed by coercion or physical power
Verb
To have made a law
Adjective
Done by force, forced
Adjective
Having been established and usually not subject to change
Verb
To have enacted or established
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