dixit

[dik-sit]

noun

1. an utterance.

Word History and Origins

Origin of dixit¹

1620–30; < Latin: he has said

Example Sentences

Attorney Anuj Dixit, school board member Abel Chavez and entrepreneur Brandon Riker all switched gears to campaign for the new 48th District.

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Bollywood stars weren't immune to his charms either - over the years actress Madhuri Dixit described him as "one of the most handsome people I have seen on screen", superstar Salman Khan said Dharmendra was the "most beautiful looking man" and actress Jaya Bachchan called him "a Greek God".

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"The issue of Marathi language and culture is close to peoples' hearts," says Prashant Dixit, a former political journalist who has reported on the state for over two decades.

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Mr Dixit agrees - he thinks that any support garnered by aggressive language agitations is likely to be short-lived.

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"Apple sits at the intersection of US-China tensions, and tariffs highlight the cost of that exposure," says Jigar Dixit, a supply chain and operations consultant.

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