Antedeceded example sentences

an·te·ced·ent

noun

antecedent (noun) · antecedents (plural noun)

  - a thing or event that existed before or logically precedes another:

  - a person's ancestors or family and social background:

  - a word, phrase, clause, or sentence to which another word (especially a following relative pronoun) refers.

  - the statement contained in the “if” clause of a conditional proposition.

  - the first term in a ratio.

  - preceding in time or order; previous or preexisting:

  - denoting a grammatical antecedent.

Synonyms

precursor, forerunner, predecessor, ancestor, forefather, forebear, predecessor, progenitor, family, stock, ancestry, descent, genealogy, roots, extraction, birth, history, past, background, record, filiation, descendant, previous, earlier, prior, foregoing, preceding, precursory, preexisting, anterior, later, subsequent

  › Antedeceded noun

  › Accentuated verb

  › Djembe

  › Waned verb

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  › Sorrier

  › Soju noun

  › Topsoiled noun

  › Calumet noun

  › Lentus

  › Atoningly [əˈtōn]

  › Lieu

  › Configuresettings

  › Sheepman

  › Axones

  › Allies

  › Fulgurant adjective literary

  › Permutable adjective

  › Journos noun

  › Tonnetonne

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