Antonyms for de creed

Grammar : Adj, verb

Spell : dih-kree

Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈkri

Definition of de creed

Origin : early 14c., from Old French decre, variant of decret (12c., Modern French décret), from Latin decretum, neuter of decretus, past participle of decernere "to decree, decide, pronounce a decision," from de- (see de-) + cernere "to separate" (see crisis).

As in inevitable : adj certain; cannot be avoided
As in lawful : adj allowable, legitimate
As in legal : adj allowable, permissible
As in mandated : adj administered
As in legit : adj lawful
As in appoint : verb assign responsibility; decide
As in intend : verb have in mind; determine
As in judge : verb make decision from evidence; deduce
As in legalize : verb allow, validate
As in make : verb enact, execute
As in ordain : verb establish, install
As in order : verb command, authorize
As in pass : verb enact, legislate
As in prescribe : verb stipulate action to be taken
As in promulgate : verb make known
As in pronounce : verb announce, declare
As in award : verb give prize or reward
As in resolve : verb make up one's mind; find solution
As in rule : verb govern, manage
As in rule : verb judge, decide
As in set : verb decide upon
As in will : verb cause
As in call : verb demand or announce action
As in adjudge : verb judge
As in legitimatize : verb legalize
As in legitimize : verb legalize
As in constitute : verb authorize
As in decide : verb make a determination; settle an issue
As in decree : verb order rule or action
As in destine : verb predetermine, ordain
As in dictate : verb command; give instructions
As in enact : verb authorize, legislate
As in enjoin : verb order, command
As in establish : verb set up, organize
As in establish : verb authenticate; demonstrate
As in impose : verb set, dictate

Synonyms for de creed

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