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I felt pulling a dixit in such an urban setting for this photo really conveyed my state of mind of how I roll. "He told me this weird story of what happened on your road trip, it was way out."Ī term used to describe a forced nonchalant pose leaning against a wall or object whilst wistfully looking away from the camera into the distance. The Sankrit DIKSHITA meaning "Initiated one"Īlso the name of a card game DIXIT where the object of the game is to tell a a story obliquely so that only a SOME players will get the answer, and purposely leave other players in the dark. "Understanding this concept may require insider, mysterious, enegmatic, esoteric knowledge"ĭixit is that concept of what someone means when they tap their nose suggestivly or give a knowing wink. The fact that you signal to the person you are speaking to that your are repeating something word by word give more importance to it, in a good or a bad way."Not everyone will be at that level of understanding"

If you just want to repeat something to someone you just use "XXX said blabla" or "the boss didn't like it at all and wants us to restart from scratch." Saying "it's crap, dixit the boss" makes the phrase much more aggressive or sarcastic depending of your tone and the context. Meenakshi’s birth flower is Marigold and birthstone is Opal and Tourmaline.

Her birth sign is Libra and her life path number is 3. She was born in 1980s, in Millennials Generation. The use of "dixit" means you are repeating word for word something, therefore it's often used with a strong feeling (good or bad) and intonation. Meenakshi Dixit (Movie Actress) was born on the 12th of October, 1988.

C'est "nul, zéro, à refaire" dixit le grand patron ! / It's "crap, zero, to start again" said the big boss ! Alors cette réunion ? Ils ont aimé le projet ? / Who was the meeting ? Did they like the project ? I also use it myself when talking or writing to friends = bad level of French. It's true almost all of the Latin expression are used in legal/serious documents or speeches with a high level of vocabulary.īut I have personally only heard it in spoken language. On the contrary I would say "dixit" is an exemption. The Latin form of the expression Ipse dixit, which means he said it himself, is attributed to the Roman philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC)1.