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Webster Dictionary :: Prescript

PRE'SCRIPT, a. [L. proescriptus.] Directed; prescribed. PRE'SCRIPT , n. [L. proe...

Webster Dictionary :: Prescribing

PRESCRI'BING, ppr. Directing; giving as a rule of conduct or treatment.

Webster Dictionary :: Prescriber

PRESCRI'BER, n. One that prescribes.

Webster Dictionary :: Prescribed

PRESCRI'BED, pp. Directed; ordered.

Webster Dictionary :: Prescribe

PRESCRI'BE, v.t. [L. proescribo, to write before.] 1. In medicine, to direct, as...

Webster Dictionary :: Prescious

PRE'SCIOUS, a. [L. proescius; proe and scio, to know.] Foreknowing; having forek...

Webster Dictionary :: Prescindent

PRESCIND'ENT, a. Cutting off; abstracting.

Webster Dictionary :: Prescind

PRESCIND', v.t. [L. proescindo; proe and scindo, to cut.] To cut off; to abstrac...

Webster Dictionary :: Prescient

PRESCIENT, a. presi'ent or pre'shent. Foreknowing; having knowledge of events be...

Webster Dictionary :: Prescience

PRESCIENCE, n. presi'ence or pre'shens. [Low L. proescientia; proe, before, and ...

Webster Dictionary :: Presbytery

PRES'BYTERY, n. A body of elders in the christian church. Neglect not the gift t...

Webster Dictionary :: Presbyterianism

PRESBYTE'RIANISM, n. The doctrines, principles and discipline or government of p...

Webster Dictionary :: Presbyterial

PRESBYTE'RIAL PRESBYTE'RIAN, a. Pertaining to a presbyter, or to ecclesiastical ...

Webster Dictionary :: Presbyter

PRES'BYTER, n. [Gr. old, elder.] 1. In the primitive christian church, an elder;...

Webster Dictionary :: Presaging

PRESA'GING, ppr. Foreshowing; foretelling.

Webster Dictionary :: Presager

PRESA'GER, n. A foreteller; a foreshower.

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