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Synonyms for prescriptive
prɪˈskrɪp tɪvpre·scrip·tive
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prescriptiveadjective
Synonyms:
normativeAntonyms:
descriptive, proscriptiveprescriptiveadjective
Of or pertaining to prescribing or enjoining, especially an action or behavior based on a norm or standard.
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normativeAntonyms:
descriptive, proscriptive
Princeton's WordNet
prescriptive, normativeadjective
pertaining to giving directives or rules
"prescriptive grammar is concerned with norms of or rules for correct usage"
Synonyms:
normativeAntonyms:
descriptive
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "prescriptive":
normative, standards-related, standard-setting, regulatory, mandatory
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#3436 | regulatory | |
#6240 | mandatory | |
#20074 | normative | |
#36872 | prescriptive |
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I think it is not at all unprecedented for the secretary to exercise the same authorities that I was discussing with Justice Thomas here, the authorities to set conditions of participation for hospitals and other providers in Medicare and Medicaid to impose very detailed, very prescriptive requirements that would have very high compliance costs.
There's a notion that today there's a lot more flexibility, there isn't. Gender norms are very prescriptive. Gender norms are very restrictive. And everyone reinforces those gender norms.
A federal government approach that is overly prescriptive regarding the deployment of new hardware and software will deter the private sector’s ability to invent and compete in the marketplace, worse, it will drive us to relocate our business planning and R&D overseas, where we are being welcomed by foreign countries eager for investment in this new technology area.
Overly prescriptive regulation and onerous compliance obligations... would act as market barriers and stifle growth and competitiveness.
We’ve become more targeted in whom we mailed letters to and more prescriptive in our language.
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