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prescribed
[ pri-skrahybd ]
adjective
- dictated or indicated as a rule or course of action to be followed:
To limit your definition of art to certain prescribed forms is to cut yourself off from the bulk of human existence.
- Medicine/Medical. (of a medicine, treatment, etc.) recommended or ordered by a qualified practitioner:
Test results for legal or prescribed drugs are returned in about two minutes.
verb
- the simple past tense and past participle of prescribe ( def ).
Other 51Թ Forms
- ԴDz·· adjective
- -· adjective
- ܲ·· adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of prescribed1
Example Sentences
The majority who, like Emma, are eventually diagnosed with bipolar disorder, are incorrectly prescribed antidepressants initially, which makes their symptoms worse rather than better.
“You know, it's about free access. It's not about reading only patriotic history or whatever is prescribed by your lesson plan,” the filmmaker added.
Tatiana, who has two sons aged 11 and 16, told the BBC the situation left her suffering from anxiety, for which she was prescribed medication by her GP.
One salesman said he used "a lot of kojic" - well over the prescribed limit - if someone wanted light skin and a smaller quantity if they wanted a subtler change.
A statement said that maximum sentences were prescribed in legislation but the Court of Appeal also set out sentencing guideline for the courts.
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