Synonym: don. Similar words: precept, receptive, reception, deceptive, deception, precede, preceding, precedent. Meaning: [prɪ'septə(r)] 
n. teacher at a university or college (especially at Cambridge or Oxford).
n. teacher at a university or college (especially at Cambridge or Oxford). 
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1. It was several preceptors phasing out together, Posi later explained, that threw directional control and some other functions out of kilter.
2. Grand Preceptor Wen: Aiya! I ? was really vertigo, I should move this step.
3. He is at once the product and preceptor of his time.
4. As for rant and rhetoric , they could enter easily into any contest with their Latin preceptor.
5. This seal was presented by a Mongol Great Khan to the Namo Grand Preceptor.
6. Step Two: You can also use the two drugs, diuretics plus preceptor blockers, or any of them, plus other antihypertensive drugs such as reserpine or a Methyldopa and so on.
7. Today, King Zhoufeel free and has invited General Huang, Grand Preceptor andPrinceWenfor chess game.
8. In the end, the traditional belief of Pure Land of White Lotus in Yuan Dynasty coexisted with the belief of Chinese folk belief of preceptor Hop-pocket (Budai) then and there.
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