magistral
ma·gis·tral
adjective \ˈma-jə-strəl, mə-ˈjis-trəl\Definition of MAGISTRAL
: magisterial 1a
— ma·gis·tral·ly \-ē\ adverb
Origin of MAGISTRAL
Late Latin magistralis, from Latin magistr-, magister
First Known Use: 1605
ma·gis·tral
adjective \ˈmaj-ə-strəl, mə-ˈjis-trəl\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of MAGISTRAL
: concocted or prescribed by a physician to meet the needs of a particular case—compare officinal
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