- A prescription for medicine or a medical appliance.
- A remedy, cure, or solution for a disorder or problem.
[Alteration of ℞, symbol used in prescriptions, abbreviation of Latin recipe, singular imperative of recipere, to take. See receive.]
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[Alteration of ℞, symbol used in prescriptions, abbreviation of Latin recipe, singular imperative of recipere, to take. See receive.]
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(ahr-eks)
noun
1. A prescription.
2. A solution to a problem.
Etymology
Abbreviation of Latin recipe (take), imperative of recipere (to take), from re- + capere (to take).
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RX was the common telegraph abbreviation for "receive", later used in CW. It should not be confused with Rx, used for prescriptions. It is also the IATA airline designator of Aviaexpress.
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