Call and Decree

Call

Call noun - A position arrived at after consideration.

Usage example: I told you my preference for a cruise destination, but it's your call

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Decree and call are semantically related. in demand or announce action topic. In some cases you can use "Decree" instead the word "Call" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: calling, called, caller, callback, callable

Decree

Decree noun - An order publicly issued by an authority.

Usage example: a decree issued by the state's supreme court to the legislature

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Antonyms for Decree

Call and decree are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Call" instead the word "Decree" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: decreed, decreeing

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How words are described

fake	fake call	fake decree
new	new call	new decree
final	final call	final decree

Both words in one sentence

At a later point in the story, they pelt the Presider and Speaker with thrown objects after the former issues an unpopular executive decree and the latter seconds his call for immediate recess.

Source: Blood on the Debate Floor
Fabius was a "dictator" (in the Roman sense it was a legitimate office appointed by the Senate in emergency in a decree of what moderns would call martial law) for awhile and left dutifully when his time was up.

Source: Useful Notes / Punic Wars
The narrative also often points out that Westeros is Not So Different as "smallfolk" (peasants) are considered to "belong" to whatever lord claims dominion over the land they call home, and that land can and does change hands due to conquest, marriage, or royal decree.

Source: Deconstructed Trope / A Song of Ice and Fire

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