Preceptor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECEPTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a teacher
• a teacher or instructor.
• One who gives commands, or makes rules; specifically, the master or principal of a school; a teacher; an instructor.
• The head of a preceptory among the Knights Templars.
• teacher at a university or college (especially at Cambridge or Oxford)
• instructor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• teacher, tutor; the headmaster or principal of a school

Words related to PRECEPTOR

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Words that contain PRECEPTOR

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How to use PRECEPTOR in a sentence

• The audience is thrown into the attitude of pupil, follows like a child its preceptor, and hears what he has to say.
• Goldsmith, judging by certain famous suits, seems to have profited by the hint more than his preceptor.
• The castle and the adjacent land were given in the year 1003 by King Robert to his old preceptor, the learned Gerbert, who became known to posterity as Pope Sylvester II.
• It is for this that men desire for a worthy son, and that preceptor seeks a pupil who would contradict him not.
• Monsieur the Preceptor was not exactly in keeping with his present abode.
• Things seemed to be different with him to what they had been with Monsieur the Preceptor.
• After his return to Tibet, he appears to have been a real as well as a nominal autocrat for his preceptor and Gushi Khan both died, and the new Manchu dynasty had its hands full.
• He dwelt in a humble house on the Aventine, and maintained himself by acting as preceptor to the youths of the Roman nobles.
• The preceptor must try one of the fancy pipes, of which Deming had collected a large array in Germany.
• Sheridan, who had been often, a welcome guest, both on account of his convivial qualities, and as being the preceptor of the nephew of Mr.
• That my attainments in the line could ever equal those of my preceptor seemed a result too hopeless to expect.
• He loosed his preceptor and pressed a hand to his stinging cheek.
• From among the various songs given by my preceptor are selected and presented herewith those recognized by him as being part of the ritual.
• The preceptor goes inside, taking with him the gifts deposited by the candidate, and remains standing just within the door and faces the degree post toward the west.
• A song is part of the ritual, though it is not necessary that the candidate should sing it, as the preceptor may do so for him.
• The following musical notation presents accurately the range of notes employed by the preceptor.
• The peculiarity of the songs as rendered by the preceptor is thus more plainly indicated.
• In such a case the parents prepare him by procuring a good preceptor, and gather together robes, blankets, and other gifts to be presented at initiation.
• XXII, B, is presented an illustration reproduced from a piece of birch bark owned by the preceptor of “Little Frenchman,” of the import of which the latter was ignorant.
• My old preceptor, Fuller of Johns Hopkins, did this operation often, and almost always with success.
• The Pandavas are always the special favourites of the preceptor.
• We have never heard of these two dwelling together in any other person than the preceptor of the Bharata race and his son.
• Though I have carefully followed the directions of my preceptor, I am aware that the effect produced by our efforts is somehow not the same as his.
• It will be asked whether this generation has realised the unbounded hopes which the ardent spirit of our great preceptor had conceived.
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• I have heard it remarked that experience is the preceptor of fools, but that the wise need not its instruction.
• A preceptor is called in, and education is then thought to be in a fair way.
• In that pursuit, he was assisted by Demetrius, the Syrian, who was allowed to be a skilful preceptor.
• She had a preceptor, named John Mathias, who was a very learned man, and capable of instructing her in all the branches of science.
• Phillotson was not really thinking of the arithmetic at all, but of her, in a novel way which somehow seemed strange to him as preceptor.
• Peterkin had been consulting the preceptor and the Russian Count about a land-journey home.
• A number of American residents were present, and the preceptor sent for his other pupils in Athens.

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