Pronunciation: /ædˌskrɪpˈtɪʃəs/
adjective relating to or derived from something outside; not inherent or innate
A1 The adscriptitious sticker on the toy indicated it was made in China.
A2 She believed the adscriptitious note left on her desk was a prank.
B1 The adscriptitious clause in the contract caused confusion among the parties involved.
B2 The adscriptitious information provided by the witness was crucial to solving the case.
C1 The adscriptitious markings on the ancient artifact helped archaeologists determine its origin.
C2 His adscriptitious talent for languages allowed him to quickly pick up new dialects during his travels.
formal The adscriptitious clause was added to the contract to clarify certain terms.
informal I don't understand why there's an adscriptitious rule about wearing hats in the office.
slang Why do we have to follow all these adscriptitious regulations?
figurative The adscriptitious burden of responsibility weighed heavily on his shoulders.
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