preexist
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British pronunciation
/pɹˈiːksɪst/
pre-exist

Definition & Meaning of "preexist"in English

to preexist
01

to exist before a specific event, object, or condition

Transitive: to preexist an event or era
example
Examples
The ancient trees in the forest pre-existed the development of the new park.
1.1

to exist before a particular point in time

Intransitive
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Examples
Some traditions have pre-existed for centuries.
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