Precede
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British pronunciation/pɹɪsˈiːd/
American pronunciation/pɹɪˈsid/

Definition & Meaning of "precede"

to precede
01

to come before something else in time

Transitive: to precede an event or era
02

to appear or occur before something else in a sequence or arrangement

Transitive: to precede sth
03

to move before something or someone else

Transitive: to precede sb/sth
04

to begin something by providing an introduction or a short explanation first

Transitive: to precede speech or writing with an introductory note

precede

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cede

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precedence

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precedence

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precedent

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precedent

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preceding

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preceding

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Example
The discovery of penicillin preceded the widespread use of antibiotics by several decades.
The introduction of the printing press preceded the spread of mass literacy in Europe.
The initial sketches by the artist preceded the final painting by several months.
The traditional customs of the region preceded the introduction of contemporary practices.
The architectural plans for the new building preceded the actual construction by over a year.
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