precede — to come before something in time or order
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to come before something in time or order
Pronunciation (IPA): /prɪˈsiːd/
Korean meaning: 앞서다, 선행하다, 먼저 일어나다
Korean pronunciation: 프리**시**드
Example Sentences
- The earthquake was preceded by several small tremors that nobody took seriously.
- My grandmother's lecture about proper table manners always precedes family dinners.
- The CEO was preceded into the boardroom by his assistant carrying a mountain of documents.
precede
VERB//prɪˈsiːd//
to come before something in time or order
The red runner precedes the blue runner across the finish line
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Precede with the handoff, then exceed to succeed!
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Origin
From Latin 'praecedere', meaning 'to go before.' The word combines the prefix 'prae-' (before) and the verb 'cedere' (to go or yield).
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“The earthquake was preceded by several small tremors that nobody took seriously.”
“My grandmother's lecture about proper table manners always precedes family dinners.”
“The CEO was preceded into the boardroom by his assistant carrying a mountain of documents.”
“In the alphabet, P precedes Q, which is why I always remember this word!”
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