preceptive
a . 教訓性的,好教訓人的
教訓性的,好教訓人的
Preceptive \
Pre *
cep "
tive \,
a . [
L .
praeceptivus .]
Containing or giving precepts ;
of the nature of precepts ;
didactic ;
as ,
the preceptive parts of the Scriptures .
[
1913 Webster ]
The lesson given us here is preceptive to us .
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Estrange .
[
1913 Webster ]
51 Moby Thesaurus words for "
preceptive ":
authoritative ,
autodidactic ,
binding ,
canonical ,
coeducational ,
commanding ,
compelling ,
cultural ,
decretal ,
decretive ,
decretory ,
dictated ,
dictating ,
didactic ,
directive ,
disciplinary ,
edifying ,
educating ,
educational ,
educative ,
enlightening ,
exhortatory ,
formulary ,
hard and fast ,
homiletic ,
hortatory ,
illuminating ,
imperative ,
informative ,
initiatory ,
instructive ,
introductory ,
jussive ,
lecturing ,
mandating ,
mandatory ,
obligating ,
official ,
peremptory ,
preaching ,
prescribed ,
prescript ,
prescriptive ,
propaedeutic ,
regulation ,
rubric ,
self -
teaching ,
standard ,
statutory ,
teaching ,
tuitionary
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