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31precede — v 1. antecede, come or go before, come first, go ahead of, go in advance; lead, lead the way, head. Inf. head up, front; predate, antedate; presage, anticipate; usher in, herald, introduce. 2. preface, prefix, prelude, premise, prologize …
32preface — n 1. introduction, foreword, prologue, proem, prolegomenon, prelude, prelusion, preliminary; preamble, opening statement or remarks, opening, beginning, exordium; front matter, prolegomena, Print. preliminaries. v 2. introduce, prefix, premise,… …
33prefix — n 1.Grammar. affix. 2. name, denomination, designation, title, appellation, epithet, cognomen. v 3. place before; introduce, preface, prelude, prologize …
34premise — n 1. postulate, postulation, axiom; proposition, proposal, hypothesis, thesis, lemma, theorem; presupposition, assumption, Rhet. prolepsis; inference, surmise, conjecture; basis, foundation, ground, starting point. 2. premises building,… …
35prologue — n 1. introduction, Inf. intro, foreword, preface, preamble, prelude, prelusion, prolegomenon, proem, preliminary, Sl. prelim, Print. preliminaries; opening, lead, commencement, beginning, start; opening remarks, introductory comments, explanation …
36prologuise — /ˈproʊlɒgaɪz/ (say prohloguyz) verb (i) (prologuised, prologuising) to compose or deliver a prologue. Also, prologuize, prologise, prologize. –prologuiser, noun …
37prologuize — or prologize [prō′lôg īz΄] vi. prologuized, prologuizing to compose or deliver a prologue …
