The Collaborative International Dictionary
Proscript
Proscript \Pro"script\, n. [See Proscribe.]
A proscription; a prohibition; an interdict. [R.]
One who is proscribed. [R.]
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proscript
n. 1 A proscription; a prohibition; an interdict. 2 One who is proscribed.
Usage examples of "proscript".
Greppo is a weaver, it was he who when a proscript made the coronation robe of Queen Victoria.
The eloquent and courageous proscript, Emile Deschanel, has created at Brussels, with a rare talent of speech, a new form of public instruction, the Conferences.