precepts Synonyms
precepts Meaning
precepts
a command or principle intended as a general rule of action, a command or principle intended especially as a general rule of action, an order issued by legally constituted authority to a subordinate official
precepts Sentence Examples
- The moral precepts of the community guided her actions.
- The religious precepts forbade the consumption of certain foods.
- Socrates emphasized the importance of following ethical precepts.
- The legal precepts established the rights and obligations of citizens.
- The precepts of the organization prohibited any form of discrimination.
- The medical precepts outlined the standard practices for patient care.
- The spiritual precepts of the ashram encouraged inner peace.
- The precepts of chivalry governed the behavior of knights.
- The precepts of Zen Buddhism focus on mindfulness and simplicity.
- The precepts of the ancient Greeks stressed excellence, moderation, and wisdom.
FAQs About the word precepts
a command or principle intended as a general rule of action, a command or principle intended especially as a general rule of action, an order issued by legally
maxims, rules, axioms, values, codes, morals, laws,principles, bylaws, traditions
No antonyms found.
The moral precepts of the community guided her actions.
The religious precepts forbade the consumption of certain foods.
Socrates emphasized the importance of following ethical precepts.
The legal precepts established the rights and obligations of citizens.
