A complete written copy or transcript; something that has been written out in full.
From Latin 'exscriptum,' the past participle of 'exscribere,' functioning as a noun to mean 'that which is written out.' It represents the product of exscribing.
An 'exscript' was the medieval equivalent of a backup file—a complete, careful copy made to ensure important texts wouldn't be lost if the original was damaged.
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