ABDICATE	to renounce formally a throne or high office ( proclaim away )
ADDICT	to give oneself habitually or compulsively to something
CONTRADICT	to speak against ; to assert the opposite of what someone has said
DICTATE	to speak or read something aloud to be recorded by others / to give orders or commands
DICTATOR	one whose speech is to be taken as the final word / one who order others around /a tyrannical ruler
DICTATORIAL	speaking in a domineering way
DICTION	choice of words in speaking or writing
DICTIONARY	a book containing the words of language
EDICT	an official decree ( a speaking out )
JURISDICTION	the right to interpret and apply the law; legal power to hear and decide cases;
PREDICT	to foretell ( to speak beforhand )
VALEDICTORIAN	a student of the highest scholastic standings, who gives the farewell speech
ADDICTION	the need to do something
BENEDICTION	a prayer asking God for help
DICTUM	a short statement , advice or general truth
INTERDICT	an official instruction not allowed to do something
MALEDICTION	words bringing bad luck
VERDICT	opinion or decision made after judging the facts