preceding

Words with a similar base: preceding

'preceding'

[predate.v.01] as in: be earlier in time; go back further

Examples:
Stone tools precede bronze tools

predate, precede, raven, predate, precede, precede, precede, waive, forfeit

precedent, case_law, common_law, precedent, precedent, precession, precession, precedence, priority, ancestor, antecedent, antecedent, antecedent, antecedent

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postdate, postdate

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predate

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ancestor, antecedent, anteriority, confiscate, disclaim, fail, forfeit, postdate, precede, precedence, predate, priority, raven

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'preceding'

[precede.v.02] as in: come before

Examples:
Most English adjectives precede the noun they modify

predate, precede, precede, precede, precede, raven, predate

precedent, case_law, common_law, precedent, precedent, precession, precession

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lie, be

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fail, precede, predate, raven

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'preceding'

[precede.v.03] as in: be the predecessor of

Examples:
Bill preceded John in the long line of Susan's husbands

predate, precede, precede, precede, precede

precession, precession, predecessor, harbinger, precedence, priority

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succeed, succeed

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precede

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adopt, anteriority, authorize, base_on_balls, be, bye, come, communicate, comply, cope, crack, die, do, elapse, evanesce, exceed, excrete, fail, fall, follow, guide, happen, keep_up, legislate, manage, oversee, pas, pass, passing, play_along, postdate, precede, precedence, predate, priority, pull_off, pursue, raven, run, sink, spend, stick_to, succeed, surveil, take_after, trace, travel_by, wangle, watch, wield

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'preceding'

[precede.v.04] as in: move ahead (of others) in time or space

predate, precede, precede, precede, precede, lead, lead, lead, lead, lead, lead, lead, star, lead, tip, lead, spark_advance, leash, lead, lead, jumper_cable, lead, lead, leave, lead, lead, lead, run, head, lead, contribute, conduct, go, run, moderate

precedence, priority, precession

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follow, postdate, follow, follow, comply, follow, follow, follow, adopt, follow, take_after, trace, watch, succeed, play_along, keep_up, come, follow, follow, be, surveil, pursue, follow, stick_to

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travel

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lead

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adopt, anteriority, be, change_of_location, come, comply, conduct, contribute, fail, follow, go, head, jumper_cable, keep_up, lead, leash, leave, locomotion, moderate, play_along, postdate, precede, precedence, predate, priority, pursue, raven, run, spark_advance, star, stick_to, succeed, surveil, take_after, tip, trace, travel, watch

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'preceding'

[precede.v.05] as in: furnish with a preface or introduction

Examples:
She always precedes her lectures with a joke
He prefaced his lecture with a critical remark about the institution

predate, precede, precede, precede, precede, foreword, premise, premise, premise, introduce, introduce, insert, bring_in, introduce, insert, introduce, introduce, inaugurate

foreword, precede, introductory, basic, introductory

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state, express

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prologize, preamble

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fail, precede, predate, raven

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'preceding'

[preceding.a.01] as in: existing or coming before

predate, precede, precede, precede, precede, preceding, past

antecedent, premedical, preparatory, above-mentioned, foregoing, introductory, above, previous, precedent

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succeed, succeed, succeeding, future

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preceding

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adopt, ancestor, antecedent, authorize, base_on_balls, be, bye, come, communicate, comply, cope, crack, die, do, elapse, evanesce, exceed, excrete, fail, fall, follow, future, guide, happen, keep_up, legislate, manage, oversee, pas, pass, passing, past, play_along, postdate, precede, preceding, predate, pull_off, pursue, raven, run, sink, spend, stick_to, succeed, succeeding, surveil, take_after, trace, travel_by, wangle, watch, wield

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'preceding'

[past.s.01] as in: of a person who has held and relinquished a position or office

Examples:
a retiring member of the board

past, past, past, past, past, by, predate, precede, precede, precede, precede, preceding, retire, retire, withdraw, retire, adjourn, retire, retire, retire, put_out, retire, go_to_bed, retiring, reticent

outgoing

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past

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abject, absent, award, back, bet_on, binding, broken, by, call_on_the_carpet, confront, deliver, demote, depleted, dress_down, extroverted, fail, fall_back, frown, future, give, gloomy, go_to_bed, hand_over, hideaway, humble, introduce, lacking, lag, lie_down, low, lower, lower_berth, outgoing, past, portray, precede, preceding, predate, present, put_on, raven, rear, recede, regress, regression, relapse, retirement, retreat, retrograde, revert, salute, seat, second, show, sit, sit_down, spinal_column, stage, surpass, switch_on, turn_down, turn_in, underdress, withdraw

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