preceptively
adverb
In a preceptive manner; as a precept or command; by precepts.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Ames (1576–1633), theologian and university teacher.
- multiplexity
- multipliable
- multiplicability
- multiplicable
- multiplicand
- electric bridge
- electric bulb
- electric cable
- electric candle
- electric car
- electric chair
- electric charge
- electric chime
- electric chorea
- electric circuit
- electric column
- electric conflict
- electric convulsion therapy
- electric convulsive therapy
- electric current
- electric density
- electric dipole
- electric discharge
- electric eel
- electric egg