prescriptive English

Meaning prescriptive meaning

What does prescriptive mean?

prescriptive

— adjective pertaining to giving directives or rules prescriptive grammar is concerned with norms of or rules for correct usage

Synonyms prescriptive synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as prescriptive?

prescriptive English » English

normative

possessory

commissioner

authorized

Examples prescriptive examples

How do I use prescriptive in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

The violence is drug-related. prescriptive, allowing him to act on recurrent. intensely sexually arousing fantasies.

And the post mortem shows no presence of non-prescriptive drugs. None.

Never to be taken as prescriptive.

Well, there is one option-- prescriptive easement.

Prescriptive easement takes five years.

Well, she's on a prescriptive schedule that'll require strict supervision.

Prescriptive, allowing him to act on recurrent intensely sexually arousing fantasies.

Have you taken prescriptive medication during a pregnancy?

And the post mortem shows no presence of non-prescriptive drugs.

News and current affairs

The rest of us should be constructive and creative, not prescriptive and pernickety.

This year's task may be to reach a global understanding in Copenhagen that is not too prescriptive, but which is more than aspirational and into which an American domestic political agreement can be incorporated once Obama achieves it.