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prescript
[ adjective pri-skript, pree-skript; noun pree-skript ]
noun
- that which is prescribed or laid down, as a rule, precept, or order.
prescript
noun
- something laid down or prescribed
adjective
- prescribed as a rule
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Origin of prescript1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of prescript1
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Example Sentences
According to his prescript, sharp exercise of lungs and limbs is a man's moral aid against temptation.
As an exhibit in the case against the present organization, I give the “Prescript” in full.
A constitution called the Prescript was here adopted for the entire order.
In the original Prescript no mention was made of the peculiar objects of the order.
The purposes of the order, omitted in the first Prescript, was clearly declared in the revision.
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