receptary (Meaning)
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receptary (a.)
Generally or popularly admitted or received.
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receptary (n.)
That which is received.
Synonyms & Antonyms of receptary
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
receptary Sentence Examples
- The alchemist's receptary contained an array of potions and elixirs.
- The doctor consulted his receptary to prescribe a remedy for the patient's ailment.
- The priest kept a receptary filled with prayers and incantations.
- The witch's receptary contained a collection of spells and rituals.
- The apothecary's receptary was a repository of medicinal knowledge.
- The tavern's receptary listed the available wines, beers, and spirits.
- The musician's receptary contained a repertoire of songs and melodies.
- The artist's receptary was a collection of techniques and ideas.
- The chef's receptary documented their signature recipes and cooking methods.
- The historian's receptary was a compilation of historical events and anecdotes.
FAQs About the word receptary
Generally or popularly admitted or received., That which is received.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The alchemist's receptary contained an array of potions and elixirs.
The doctor consulted his receptary to prescribe a remedy for the patient's ailment.
The priest kept a receptary filled with prayers and incantations.
The witch's receptary contained a collection of spells and rituals.
