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Definition of rescribe
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Rescribe
(v. t.) To write back; to write in
reply.
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Examination
::
Examination
(n.) A
process
prescribed
or
assigned
for
testing
qualification;
as, the
examination
of a
student,
or of a
candidate
for
admission
to the bar or the
ministry..
Transgress
::
Transgress
(v. t.)
Hence,
to
overpass,
as any
prescribed
as the /imit of duty; to break or
violate,
as a law, civil or
moral..
Purgation
::
Purgation
(n.) The
clearing
of one's self from a crime of which one was
publicly
suspected
and
accused.
It was
either
canonical,
which was
prescribed
by the canon law, the form
whereof
used in the
spiritual
court was, that the
person
suspected
take his oath that he was clear of the
matter
objected
against
him, and bring his
honest
neighbors
with him to make oath that they
believes
he swore
truly;
or
vulgar,
which was by fire or water
ordeal,
or by
combat.
See
Ordeal..
Rescribe
::
Rescribe
(v. t.) To write over
again.
Observation
::
Observation
(n.)
Performance
of what is
prescribed;
adherence
in
practice;
observance.
Usucaption
::
Usucaption
(n.) The
acquisition
of the title or right to
property
by the
uninterrupted
possession
of it for a
certain
term
prescribed
by law; -- the same as
prescription
in
common
law.
Swerve
::
Swerve
(v. i.) To
wander
from any line
prescribed,
or from a rule or duty; to
depart
from what is
established
by law, duty,
custom,
or the like; to
deviate..
Formule
::
Formule
(n.) A set or
prescribed
model;
a
formula.
Ritual
::
Ritual
(n.) A
prescribed
form of
performing
divine
service
in a
particular
church
or
communion;
as, the
Jewish
ritual..
Invariance
::
Invariance
(n.) The
property
of
remaining
invariable
under
prescribed
or
implied
conditions.
Determine
::
Determine
(v. t.) To fix the form or
character
of; to
shape;
to
prescribe
imperatively;
to
regulate;
to
settle.
Formulary
::
Formulary
(n.) A book
containing
stated
and
prescribed
forms,
as of
oaths,
declarations,
prayers,
medical
formulaae,
etc.; a book of
precedents..
Formulary
::
Formulary
(a.)
Stated;
prescribed;
ritual.
Church
::
Church
(v. t.) To bless
according
to a
prescribed
form, or to unite with in
publicly
returning
thanks
in
church,
as after
deliverance
from the
dangers
of
childbirth;
as, the
churching
of
women..
Succeed
::
Succeed
(v. i.) To come in the place of
another
person,
thing,
or
event;
to come next in the
usual,
natural,
or
prescribed
course
of
things;
to
follow;
hence,
to come next in the
possession
of
anything;
-- often with to..
Sin
::
Sin (n.) To
depart
voluntarily
from the path of duty
prescribed
by God to man; to
violate
the
divine
law in any
particular,
by
actual
transgression
or by the
neglect
or
nonobservance
of its
injunctions;
to
violate
any known rule of duty; -- often
followed
by
against..
Physician
::
Physician
(n.) A
person
skilled
in
physic,
or the art of
healing;
one duty
authorized
to
prescribe
remedies
for, and
treat,
diseases;
a
doctor
of
medicine..
Processioning
::
Processioning
(n.) A
proceeding
prescribed
by
statute
for
ascertaining
and
fixing
the
boundaries
of land. See 2d
Procession.
Amercement
::
Amercement
(n.) The
infliction
of a
penalty
at the
discretion
of the
court;
also, a mulct or
penalty
thus
imposed.
It
differs
from a
fine,in
that the
latter
is, or was
originally,
a fixed and
certain
sum
prescribed
by
statue
for an
offense;
but an
amercement
is
arbitrary.
Hence,
the act or
practice
of
affeering.
[See
Affeer.].
Hitherto
::
Hitherto
(adv.)
To this
place;
to a
prescribed
limit.
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