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⏮️precede

verb
/prɪˈsiːd/
Precaution preceded
precede definition card — visual illustration of the meaning precede synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison precede collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to come before something in time, order, or position

Example Sentences

A short introduction will precede the main lecture.

A brief introduction precedes each chapter.

Example Expressions

precede by

Synonyms

come before, lead, pave the way, herald, antecede
Entry 1
come before, lead, pave the way, herald
Entry 2
come before, lead, antecede, herald

Antonyms

follow, succeed, come after
Entry 1
follow, succeed
Entry 2
follow, succeed, come after

Collocations

events precede, ceremony precedes, precede discussion, precede statement, precede by, immediately precede, precede in time, preceding chapter
Entry 1
events precede, ceremony precedes, precede discussion, precede statement
Entry 2
precede by, immediately precede, precede in time, preceding chapter

More Example Sentences

In international politics, economic interests often take precedence over moral values.

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