recept
- noun
- Archaic
- An old recept was found buried beneath the ruins, still holding ancient coins.
Examples
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The ancient recept was made of clay.
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He fashioned a simple recept from clay to store water during the dry season.
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The villagers placed their offerings in a large recept at the center of the hall.
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Please place the items in the recept provided.
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The old chest served as a recept for all her treasured keepsakes.
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In the ancient workshop, various jars acted as a recept for the metal shavings.
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He placed the fresh herbs in a glass recept to preserve their aroma.
Synonyms
A thing that holds or supports other objects, like a pen stand
A container for holding things like bottles or paper
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Etymology
Recept comes from the old Latin word recipere, which means 'to receive'. Think of the familiar word receptacle, a container that 'receives' things, so a recept was a container or holder.