prescript (Also prescripts) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to prescript

  • rule«
  • prescript«
  • rules of order«
  • rule of evidence«
  • rubric«
  • regulation«
  • protocol«
  • principle«
  • precept«
  • parliamentary procedure«
  • parliamentary law«
  • ordinance«
  • order«
  • golden rule«
  • etiquette«
  • dictate«
  • decree«
  • communications protocol«
  • canon«
  • bylaw«
  • transmission control protocol/internet protocol«
  • transmission control protocol«
  • swayer«
  • standing order«
  • speed limit«
  • ruler«
  • reverse«
  • rescript«
  • res ipsa loquitur«
  • res gestae«
  • punctilio«
  • previous question«
  • point of order«
  • parol evidence rule«
  • overturn«
  • overthrow«
  • override«
  • musical instrument digital interface«
  • moral principle«
  • interpellation«
  • hypothetical imperative«
  • hypertext transfer protocol«
  • higher law«
  • hearsay rule«
  • game law«
  • gag rule«
  • gag law«
  • fruit of the poisonous tree«
  • file transfer protocol«
  • fiat«
  • exclusionary rule«
  • estoppel«
  • edict«
  • cloture«
  • closure«
  • caveat emptor«
  • canonist«
  • best evidence rule«
  • assize«
  • age limit«
  • tyrant«
  • rule out«
  • tribal sheikh«
  • prescription«
  • rule in«
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  • medical«
  • overrule«
  • sultan«
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  • say«
  • rulership«
  • reversal«
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  • oligarch«
  • monarch«
  • master«
  • mandate«
  • lord«
  • law«
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  • khalifah«
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  • jurisprudence«
  • judicial separation«
  • imperial decree«
  • hakim«
  • guillotine«
  • grand Turk«
  • ethnarch«
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  • dynast«
  • dictator«
  • dictation«
  • decree nisi«
  • curfew«
  • crowned head«
  • computing«
  • computer science«
  • command«
  • closure by compartment«
  • categorical imperative«
  • caliph«
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  • bull«
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  • basileus«
  • ban«
  • authoritarian«
  • anonymous ftp«
  • anonymous file transfer protocol«
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  • tzar«
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  • common law«
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  • oligarchical«
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  • monarchical«
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  • dominate«
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  • dictatorial«
  • detain«
  • despotic«
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  • compulsory«
  • beseech«
  • autocratic«
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  • witness«
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  • war machine«
  • viceroy«
  • vicereine«
  • try«
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  • trier«
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  • trial«
  • totalitation regime«
  • totalitarian state«
  • tenno«
  • temporary injunction«
  • system command«
  • suzerainty«
  • supremacy«
  • subordination«
  • subject«
  • style«
  • stratocracy«
  • stickler«
  • statute law«
  • statute«
  • state government«
  • state«
  • stage direction«
  • sovereignty«
  • skipper«
  • settle«
  • server«
  • secret approval«
  • sea captain«
  • schoolmaster«
  • say-so«
  • satrap«
  • saddle«
  • royal court«
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  • robotics«
  • revoke«
  • resolve«
  • requisition«
  • repeal«
  • regency«
  • recorder«
  • recipe«
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  • realm«
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  • raj«
  • qadi«
  • purple«
  • puppet state«
  • puppet government«
  • pupet regime«
  • professional«
  • proconsul«
  • preventive«
  • preventative«
  • pretor«
  • praetor«
  • potency«
  • pontificate«
  • police state«
  • pleading«
  • permanent injunction«
  • passage«
  • pass«
  • party«
  • paramountcy«
  • papacy«
  • palace«
  • outlaw«
  • ordinary«
  • opinion«
  • oligarchy«
  • official document«
  • node«
  • noble«
  • nawab«
  • name and address«
  • nabob«
  • muster«
  • mufti«
  • moralism«
  • monarchy«
  • misrule«
  • misgovernment«
  • misdirection«
  • military machine«
  • military governor«
  • military government«
  • military«
  • mikado«
  • mastery«
  • markup«
  • maritime law«
  • marine law«
  • mandatory injunction«
  • magistrate«
  • maestro«
  • machine translation«
  • local government«
  • lift«
  • liege lord«
  • liege«
  • legislative act«
  • legislation«
  • legislating«
  • lawmaking«
  • kingship«
  • kingdom«
  • justiciary«
  • justiciar«
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  • judicature«
  • judgment«
  • judgeship«
  • judgement«
  • interlocutory injunction«
  • instrument«
  • inhibition«
  • information processing system«
  • imperial«
  • ibn Talal Hussein«
  • hudud«
  • hudood«
  • host«
  • holdup«
  • headmaster«
  • hail«
  • guest«
  • grammar«
  • governorship«
  • governor general«
  • government-in-exile«
  • formula«
  • forbidding«
  • forbiddance«
  • final injunction«
  • federal government«
  • fate«
  • evidence«
  • eparch«
  • enactment«
  • empress«
  • empire«
  • embargo«
  • electronic computer«
  • doom«
  • domination«
  • dominant«
  • dominance«
  • doge«
  • directive«
  • destination«
  • data processor«
  • court«
  • connivance«
  • computing machine«
  • computing device«
  • computer«
  • commissioner«
  • client«
  • cite«
  • chief justice«
  • captain«
  • caller«
  • call up«
  • bureaucracy«
  • burden«
  • bey«
  • beep«
  • bar«
  • banning«
  • banishment«
  • authority«
  • authoritarian state«
  • authoritarian regime«
  • armed services«
  • armed forces«
  • ancien regime«
  • alcalde«
  • admiralty law«
  • adjuration«
  • address«
  • act«
  • absolutist«
  • written agreement«
  • writ«
  • working papers«
  • work permit«
  • work papers«
  • website«
  • web site«
  • vouchee«
  • visit«
  • turnaround«
  • turnabout«
  • trust deed«
  • trial by ordeal«
  • totalizer«
  • totalizator«
  • totaliser«
  • totalisator«
  • tortfeasor«
  • tort-feasor«
  • title«
  • thwarting«
  • testimony«
  • testament«
  • telerobotics«
  • teaching«
  • tax return«
  • take«
  • syntax«
  • surrejoinder«
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