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Precept
Precept
v. t.
To
teach
by
precepts
.
Preceptial
a.
Preceptive
.
Preception
n.
A
precept
.
Preceptive
a.
Containing
or
giving
precepts
; of
the
nature
of
precepts
;
didactic
; as,
the
preceptive
parts
of
the
Scriptures
.
Preceptor
n.
One
who
gives
commands
, or
makes
rules
;
specifically
,
the
master
or
principal
of a
school
; a
teacher
; an
instructor
.
Preceptor
n.
The
head
of a
preceptory
among
the
Knights
Templars
.
Preceptorial
a.
Of or
pertaining
to a
preceptor
.
Preceptories
pl.
of
Preceptory
Preceptory
a.
Preceptive
.
Preceptory
n.
A
religious
house
of
the
Knights
Templars
,
subordinate
to
the
temple
or
principal
house
of
the
order
in
London
.
See
Commandery
, n., 2.
Preceptress
n.
A
woman
who
is
the
principal
of a
school
; a
female
teacher
.
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