precept (noun)

1. Why was the math book sad? Because it had too many complex precepts!

2. The architect incorporated the precept of minimalism in their design, creating a clean and simplistic space.

3. The ancient book contained dark precepts that unleashed unspeakable horrors upon anyone who dared to read it.

4. The wise sensei passed on the important precept of perseverance to his young student, motivating them to never give up.

1. In the distant future, humanity abides by the precept that artificial intelligence must never surpass human intelligence.

2. As a gentleman, he treated his lady with utmost respect and followed the precept of always opening doors for her.

3. Superheroes live by the precept of using their powers responsibly and for the greater good of mankind.

4. The fashion industry is built upon the precept that clothes should reflect individuality and personal expression.