Synonyms for Prescript:

• n.

  •
  • dictate,
  • order.
  •command (noun)
  • requirement,
  • adjurations,
  • obligation,
  • will,
  • devoir,
  • imperatives,
  • adjuration,
  • prohibitions,
  • devoirs,
  • requirements.
  •communication (noun)
  • prescript,
  • rule.
  •decree (noun)
  • de-crees,
  • riot acts,
  • de-cree,
  • de crees,
  • the riot acts,
  • the words,
  • ukases,
  • decretums,
  • de cree.
  •law (noun)
  • due processes,
  • jurisprudences.
  •maxim (noun)
  • Brocard,
  • apophthegms,
  • by-word,
  • platitudes,
  • apophthegm,
  • maxim,
  • by-words,
  • epithet.
  •precept (noun)
  • pre cept,
  • pre-cept.
  •principle (noun)
  • pro positions,
  • pro-positions,
  • golden rules,
  • pro position.
  •regulation (noun)
  • no-no,
  • numbers,
  • no-nos.
  •rubric (noun)
  • order of things.
  •writ (noun)
  • pro cess,
  • habeas corpora,
  • pro-cesses,
  • replevins,
  • pro-cess.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • educate,
  • apothegm,
  • tattoo,
  • Ordonnance,
  • canonical,
  • authoritative,
  • injunction,
  • pertinent,
  • expression,
  • erect,
  • sutra,
  • enjoin,
  • mot,
  • caveat,
  • dictated,
  • fashion,
  • sloka,
  • plebiscite,
  • teaching,
  • act,
  • choice,
  • canon,
  • denote,
  • ordination,
  • standing order,
  • obligatory,
  • standard,
  • nominate,
  • mandated,
  • verse,
  • charge,
  • advise,
  • Placit,
  • canonic,
  • master,
  • Firman,
  • ultimate,
  • text,
  • Mittimus,
  • motto,
  • exhort,
  • summons,
  • prescribe,
  • formula,
  • subpoena,
  • adage,
  • establish,
  • irrevocable,
  • instruct,
  • define,
  • statute,
  • decisive,
  • dictum,
  • Indicatory,
  • commission,
  • orthodox,
  • bestow,
  • gnome,
  • didactic,
  • final,
  • imposed,
  • dictation,
  • prescribed,
  • proverb,
  • analects,
  • ascendant,
  • Formulary,
  • statutory,
  • imperious,
  • teach,
  • basic,
  • control,
  • interpellation,
  • denotative,
  • peremptorily,
  • mandate,
  • warrant,
  • enactment,
  • design,
  • constitute,
  • build,
  • oracle,
  • admonish,
  • prove,
  • linguistic rule,
  • relative,
  • peremptory,
  • normal,
  • appoint,
  • impressively,
  • ruling,
  • phrase,
  • compulsory,
  • mandatory,
  • wisdom,
  • saw,
  • rescript,
  • required,
  • catchword,
  • compose,
  • Hatti-sherif,
  • assign,
  • dispensation,
  • directed,
  • model,
  • bill,
  • govern,
  • ukaz,
  • allot,
  • collected sayings,
  • referential,
  • pithy saying,
  • commanding,
  • apportion,
  • aphorism,
  • legislation,
  • Decretory,
  • Wisdom literature,
  • receipt,
  • official,
  • indicate,
  • sentence,
  • imperative,
  • commandment,
  • dominion,
  • instructive,
  • formality,
  • pattern,
  • brevet,
  • convention,
  • require,
  • suggest,
  • word,
  • basal,
  • mandamus,
  • conclusive,
  • communications protocol,
  • measure,
  • ruler,
  • bugle call,
  • warn,
  • direction,
  • bidding,
  • form,
  • authoritatively,
  • Lex,
  • must,
  • Preceptive,
  • binding,
  • crave,
  • introductory,
  • bye law,
  • saying,
  • distich,
  • witticism,
  • Commandingly,
  • bull,
  • directive,
  • epigram,
  • trumpet call,
  • Proverbs,
  • absolute,
  • byword,
  • recipe,
  • prescriptive,
  • determine,
  • wise saying,
  • Nisi prius,
  • axiom,
  • institution,
  • want,
  • assuage,
  • Denotive,
  • bossy,
  • stage direction,
  • senatus consultum,
  • need,
  • etiquette,
  • Decretal,
  • ana,
  • citation,
  • passport,
  • moral,
  • provision,
  • allied,
  • designate,
  • primary,
  • ascendent,
  • Entailed,
  • JUS.

Antonyms for Prescript:

• n.

  • rule
    lawlessness.

Holonyms for Prescript:

• n.

  • communication
    book, rule book.

Hypernym for Prescript:

• n.

  • communication
    Miranda Rule, parliamentary law, etiquette, rubric, protocol, precept, rules of order, canon, principle, parliamentary procedure, rule of evidence, order, ordinance, gigo, golden rule, dictate, bylaw, communications protocol, regulation.

Hyponym for Prescript:

• n.

  • communication
    direction, instruction.