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Meaning of rescribe
Webster
rescribe (v. t.)
To write back; to write in reply.
To write over again.
rescribe Sentence Examples
- The doctor rescribed a new medication to alleviate the patient's symptoms.
- The teacher rescribed the assignment due to several errors in the original version.
- The historian rescribed the ancient scroll to preserve its content for future generations.
- The architect rescribed the blueprints to accommodate the revised building plans.
- The musician rescribed the score to create a more faithful rendition of the piece.
- The author rescribed the novel to correct factual inaccuracies and improve the narrative flow.
- The language translator rescribed the text into a different language, ensuring accuracy and cultural sensitivity.
- The software engineer rescribed the code to fix bugs and enhance functionality.
- The researcher rescribed the data to eliminate outliers and prepare it for analysis.
- The cartographer rescribed the map to reflect recent geographical changes and boundary adjustments.
FAQs About the word rescribe
To write back; to write in reply., To write over again.
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The doctor rescribed a new medication to alleviate the patient's symptoms.
The teacher rescribed the assignment due to several errors in the original version.
The historian rescribed the ancient scroll to preserve its content for future generations.
The architect rescribed the blueprints to accommodate the revised building plans.
