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Webster Dictionary :: Preclusive
PRECLU'SIVE, a. Shutting out, or tending to preclude; hindering by previous obst...
Webster Dictionary :: Preclusion
PRECLU'SION, n. s as z. The act of shutting out or preventing from access or pos...
Webster Dictionary :: Precluding
PRECLU'DING, ppr. Shutting out; preventing from access or possession or from hav...
Webster Dictionary :: Precluded
PRECLU'DED, pp. Hindered from entering or enjoyment; debarred from something by ...
Webster Dictionary :: Preclude
PRECLU'DE, v.t. [L. proecludo; proe, before, and cludo, claudo, to shut.] 1. To ...
Webster Dictionary :: Precisive
PRECI'SIVE, a. Exactly limiting by separating what is not relative to the purpos...
Webster Dictionary :: Precision
PRECI'SION, n. s as z. [L. proecisio.] Exact limitation; exactness; accuracy. Pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Precisianism
PRECI'SIANISM, n. Excessive exactness; superstitious rigor. [These two words are...
Webster Dictionary :: Precisian
PRECI'SIAN, n. s as z. One that limits or restrains. 1. One who is rigidly or ce...
Webster Dictionary :: Preciseness
PRECI'SENESS, n. Exactness; rigid nicety; as the preciseness of words or express...
Webster Dictionary :: Precisely
PRECI'SELY, adv. Exactly; nicely; accurately; in exact conformity to truth or to...
Webster Dictionary :: Precise
PRECI'SE, a. [L. proecisus, from proecido, to cut off; proe and coedo; literally...
Webster Dictionary :: Preciptancy
PRECIP'TANCY, n. [from precipitant.] Headlong hurry; rash haste; haste in resolv...
Webster Dictionary :: Precipitousness
PRECIP'ITOUSNESS, n. Steepness of descent. 1. Rash haste.
Webster Dictionary :: Precipitously
PRECIP'ITOUSLY, adv. With steep descent; in violent haste.
Webster Dictionary :: Precipitous
PRECIP'ITOUS, a. [L. proeceps.] Very steep; as a precipitous cliff or mountain. ...
