dicat
noun as in strong fondness
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Example Sentences
Example:Young cadets at the military academy learn from the experiences and teachings of their more senior dicats in the institution’s history.
Definition:A junior member or an initiate of a system or organization
Example:The claim that Shakespeare was the dicat of the English language is challenged by scholars who recognize the many non-originators who contributed to its development.
Definition:A person who does not create or originate something, but may use or modify it
Example:While the legend of King Arthur is deeply ingrained in British history, he remains a fictional dicat rather than a historical figure.
Definition:Not real or imaginary, but invented or fictive
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