Definition of rescriptive in English:

rescriptive

adjective rɪˈskrɪptɪv

rare

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.

Definition of rescriptive in US English:

rescriptive

adjectiverɪˈskrɪptɪv

rare

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.

词汇	rescriptive
释义	Definition of rescriptive in English: rescriptive adjective rɪˈskrɪptɪv rare 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. Definition of rescriptive in US English: rescriptive adjectiverɪˈskrɪptɪv rare 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.
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