Precepts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECEPTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PRECEPT, a rule of conduct
• a general rule intended to regulate behaviour or thought
• a writ or warrant
• an order issued by one local authority to another specifying the rate of tax to be charged on its behalf
• a rate or tax set by a precept.

Words related to PRECEPTS

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How to use PRECEPTS in a sentence

• We find in this work most of the precepts which his disciples have preserved and recorded.
• Recommendations to simplicity of conduct, courtesy of manner, and moderation of language were among his practical precepts.
• As the sacred precepts, one after another, met her eye, she felt serious and humble.
• The general precepts laid down by canon law in the case of a wife have already been noted.
• SPECIFIC PRECEPTS OF THE MOSAIC LAW ENFORCING GENERAL PRINCIPLES.
• Hear, therefore, the precepts of ancient experience, let not my last instructions issue forth in vain.
• When thou shalt hear the voice of the Lord thy God, keeping all his precepts, which I command thee this day, that thou mayst do what is pleasing in the sight of the Lord thy God.
• Ponder it in your hearts, and be ye of them that observe its precepts.
• His own conduct, however, was frequently in strange contrast with the precepts of that Holy Book.
• Much of the book is taken up with the precepts by which this new birth of the woman is to be brought about, M.
• For it undoubtedly forms the goal of the social precepts of the Faith.
• If he claimeth to be a believer, then let him act in accordance with the precepts of the Abha Kingdom.
• The third will be chiefly remembered by the pride, obstinacy and insatiable ambition impelling him to violate the spiritual and administrative precepts of the Faith.
• Masonry utters no impracticable and extravagant precepts, certain, because they are so, to be disregarded.
• In short, his precepts are plain, and morals intelligible, though not always so perfect as one could have wished them.
• The professor in a university teaches as much by his example as by his precepts.
• His precepts and his example in this grave matter went unheeded for many years by the generations which came after him.
• Further than this, their precepts are counsels and have reference to no definite law.
• Mahavira is said to have taught that place, time and occasion should be taken into consideration and his successors adapted their precepts to the age in which they lived.
• We are told that many of the precepts in the sermon were anticipated by Pagan and Jewish writers.

Similar words containing CEPT without suffix s and without prefix pre

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