Definition of: precept

(prē′sept) noun
1. A prescribed rule of conduct or action; instruction or direction regarding a given course or action; especially, a maxim in morals: distinguished from counsel.
2. Law A judicial command in writing; writ; process. See synonyms under ADAGE. [<OF <L praeceptum, pp. of praecipere give rules, instruct <prae- before + capere receive, take]

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