Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
edictive
Adjective
/ˈɛdɪktɪv/

Definition
Relating to or issuing edicts; having the nature of a decree or order.

Examples
- The edictive nature of the governor’s speech left no room for debate.
- In an edictive approach to education, the teacher set clear rules for the students to follow.

Meaning
Eductive pertains to something that is authoritative or has the power to give commands or directives.

Synonyms
- Decretive
- Authoritative
- Mandative