Decree means an order having the force of law, in a sentence?

Okay. So I know the word decree means an order having the force of law ..or to issue such a order or to command firmly or forcefully ..but I cant really understand it that much

Do oyu mnd putting it ito a sentence for me??/ please

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“I decree that all prisoners must be set free.” “I was just handed a decree stating that all prisoners must be set free.”

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