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prescriptive adjective accepted, acknowledge, accnowledge through possession, acknowledge through use, admitted, binding, commanded by long use, commanding, compulsory, customary, decretal, determined, dictated, fixed, legalized, long-established, longstanding, obligatory, ordained by custom, popular, preceptive, prescribed, recognized, recognized because of continued possession, recognized through use, required by custom, rooted, set, settled, time-honored, traditional, traditive, understood, unwritten, usual, vested, wonted Associated concepts: prescriptive rights See also: compulsory, decretal, formal, legislative, orthodox, rightful, traditional, unalienable How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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America at the Crossroads is both prescriptively and stylistically much more similar to the foreign policy pushed by The New Republic than to that of The Weekly Standard. I think if anybody knows anything about Catholicism, that is true not just descriptively, but prescriptively. Following this line of reasoning, a logical paradigm for future moving image preservation initiatives may exist in the management systems that support book preservation traditions in libraries, if not prescriptively, then perhaps in form and principle. |
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