prescript (Meaning)

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prescript (n)

prescribed guide for conduct or action

No weak antonyms found.

The doctor patiently prescribed antibiotics to combat the patient's infection.
The judge handed down a prescript ordering the defendant to pay damages.
The recipe included a precise prescript of ingredients for the perfect cake.
The prescript in the contract clearly outlined the terms and conditions of the agreement.
The prescript for the play instructed the actors on their movements and dialogue.
The prescript for the medicine warned of potential side effects and interactions.
The professor provided the students with a prescript of the required readings for the course.
The prescript of the law prohibited the possession of firearms in certain areas.
The prescript of the will stipulated the distribution of the testator's assets after their passing.
The prescript of the manual provided detailed instructions on how to assemble the furniture.

prescribed guide for conduct or action

prescription, rule, prohibition,proscription, interdiction, banning, forbidding, proscribing, instruction, prohibiting

permission,permission, allowance, toleration, toleration, allowance,sufferance, sufferance,

The doctor patiently prescribed antibiotics to combat the patient's infection.

The judge handed down a prescript ordering the defendant to pay damages.

The recipe included a precise prescript of ingredients for the perfect cake.

The prescript in the contract clearly outlined the terms and conditions of the agreement.