rescriptive
/rɪˈskrɪptɪv/Now rare
adjective
Of the nature of a rescript; made in reply; that decides or settles a matter.
Origin
Mid 17th century. Probably partly from classical Latin rescript-, past participial stem of rescrībere rescribe + -ive, and partly from rescript + -ive.
- underarm
- under arms
- under a spell
- underbanked
- under bare poles
- underbelly
- underbid
- underbidder
- underbite
- underbody
- underboss
- underbred
- underbridge
- underbrush
- under canvas
- undercapitalise
- undercapitalization
- undercapitalize
- undercard
- undercarriage
- undercart
- undercast
- under caution
- undercharge
- underclass