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inscription /in·scrip·tion/ (-skrip´shun)
1. a mark, or line.
2. that part of a prescription containing the names and amounts of the ingredients.
in·scrip·tion (n-skrpshn)
n.
The main part of a prescription, indicating the drug or drugs and the quantity of each to be used in the mixture.
inscription
1. a mark or line.
2. that part of a prescription containing the names and amounts of the ingredients.
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