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Definition of precept
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Precept
(v. t.) To teach by
precepts.
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School
::
School
(n.) The
canons,
precepts,
or body of
opinion
or
practice,
sanctioned
by the
authority
of a
particular
class or age; as, he was a
gentleman
of the old
school..
Example
::
Example
(n.) An
instance
serving
for
illustration
of a rule or
precept,
especially
a
problem
to be
solved,
or a case to be
determined,
as an
exercise
in the
application
of the rules of any study or
branch
of
science;
as, in
trigonometry
and
grammar,
the
principles
and rules are
illustrated
by
examples..
Lesson
::
Lesson
(n.) That which is
learned
or
taught
by an
express
effort;
instruction
derived
from
precept,
experience,
observation,
or
deduction;
a
precept;
a
doctrine;
as, to take or give a
lesson
in
drawing..
Didascalic
::
Didascalic
(a.)
Didactic;
preceptive.
Regulation
::
Regulation
(n.) A rule or order
prescribed
for
management
or
government;
prescription;
a
regulating
principle;
a
governing
direction;
precept;
law; as, the
regulations
of a
society
or a
school..
Attachable
::
Attachable
(a.)
Capable
of being
attached;
esp.,
liable
to be taken by writ or
precept..
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) One who
attends
a
school;
one who
learns
of a
teacher;
one under the
tuition
of a
preceptor;
a
pupil;
a
disciple;
a
learner;
a
student.
Precept
::
Precept
(v. t.) To teach by
precepts.
Decalogue
::
Decalogue
(n.) The Ten
Commandments
or
precepts
given by God to Moses on Mount
Sinai,
and
originally
written
on two
tables
of
stone..
Preceptress
::
Preceptress
(n.) A woman who is the
principal
of a
school;
a
female
teacher.
Mandatory
::
Mandatory
(a.)
Containing
a
command;
preceptive;
directory.
Preceptor
::
Preceptor
(n.) The head of a
preceptory
among the
Knights
Templars.
Instruction
::
Instruction
(n.)
Precept;
information;
teachings.
Prescription
::
Prescription
(n.) The act of
prescribing,
directing,
or
dictating;
direction;
precept;
also, that which is
prescribed..
Mohammedism
::
Mohammedism
(n.) The
religion,
or
doctrines
and
precepts,
of
Mohammed,
contained
in the
Koran;
Islamism..
Posse Comitatus
::
Posse
comitatus
() The power of the
county,
or the
citizens
who may be
summoned
by the
sheriff
to
assist
the
authorities
in
suppressing
a riot, or
executing
any legal
precept
which is
forcibly
opposed..
Commandment
::
Commandment
(n.) An order or
injunction
given by
authority;
a
command;
a
charge;
a
precept;
a
mandate.
Preceptorial
::
Preceptorial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
preceptor.
Voice
::
Voice (n.)
Command;
precept;
-- now
chiefly
used in
scriptural
language.
Hest
::
Hest (n.)
Command;
precept;
injunction.
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