Similar words: modified, edified, modifier, codification, dandified, codify, humidifier, unified. Meaning: ['kəʊdɪfaɪ] 
adj. enacted by a legislative body.
adj. enacted by a legislative body. 
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31. In the 21 century, technical codified dance that is choreographer - led is perhaps no longer the norm.
32. In the meantime , however, Kennecott had been codified elsewhere in the Act.
33. It also codified a polemical line that has, unexpectedly, become a war horse of hawkish bloggers.
34. The rules of interpretation of treaties are regulated and codified by the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, which is based on the customary international law.
35. When a Communist-led coalition of leftist parties took power in 1977, they began a sweeping campaign that redistributed land to small farmers and codified legal protections for tenant farmers.
36. Given our propensity to look for patterns in a superfluity of data, is it any wonder that so many are taken in by such codified claptrap?
37. "For the first time, traditional knowledge started to be codified in a language and in systems that the patent offices could use, " he says.
38. Hamurabi codified the laws.
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