Prescript

What do we mean by prescript?

Something prescribed, especially a rule or regulation of conduct. noun

Having been established as a rule; prescribed. adjective

Prescribed; set down beforehand as a rule; ordained or appointed beforehand.

That which is prescribed; a regulation; direction; instruction; rule; law. noun

Specifically, a medical direction; a prescription. noun

Directed; prescribed. adjective

Direction; precept; model prescribed. noun

A medical prescription. noun

Something prescribed; a rule, regulation or dictate. noun

A medical prescription. noun

Prescribed guide for conduct or action noun

Something prescribed; a rule, regulation or dictate.

A medical prescription.

Words that are spelled similarly to prescript:
prescript, rescript, proscript, prescribe, escript, prescripts, odescript.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prescript:
num, article, grand, used.

Words that rhyme with prescript:
rescript, b script, bbc script, tv script, vietnamese script.

Adjectives that are often used to describe prescript:
epistolary, divine, scrupulous, own, original, legal, social, medical, unfathomable, religious, royal, moral, certaine, ancient, generall, ethical, imperial, conclusive, constitutional, century, talmudical, scriptural, paltry, particular, biblical, eternal, formal.

Consonant match to prescript:
proscript.

Words that sound like prescript:
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