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precept

/ˈpriː.sept/

Traduction: Nom désignant une règle générale, un principe ou une instruction destiné à guider le comportement, les pensées ou les actions.

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/ˈpriː.sept/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une règle générale, un principe ou une instruction destiné à guider le comportement, les pensées ou les actions.

A noun referring to a general rule, principle, or instruction intended to guide behavior, thought, or action.

  1. Rule or principleC1formal

    A general rule intended to regulate behavior or thought.

    frPrécepte

    • The teacher explained the precepts of good conduct.
    • One of the basic precepts of democracy is freedom of speech.
    • He followed the precept of treating others with respect.

    Synonymesaxiomcanoncommandmentdecreedirectivedoctrineedictguidelineinstructionlawmaximorderprincipleregulationruletenet

  2. Moral instructionC1formal

    A command or principle intended as a guide for moral behavior.

    frPrécepte (instruction morale)

    • The precept 'do no harm' is central to medical ethics.
    • Ancient philosophers often wrote about moral precepts.
    • She lived by the precept that honesty is the best policy.

    Synonymescommandmentdirectivedoctrineguidelineinjunctionmaximprincipleruleteachingtenet

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