Preceding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECEDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRECEDE, to go before
• come before (something) in time
• come before in order or position
• go in front or ahead of
• preface or introduce something with
ADJECTIVE:
• going or coming before
• Going before; -- opposed to following.
• In the direction toward which stars appear to move. See Following, 2.
• existing or coming before
• of a person who has held and relinquished a position or office

Words related to PRECEDING

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How to use PRECEDING in a sentence

• But as our men had on the former occasion given up all thoughts of a contest, so, warned by the event of the preceding day, they had made every preparation for a defence.
• Merrick quickly recovered her accustomed spirits during the excitement of those anxious weeks preceding the wedding.
• He regards all preceding prophets in the light of his own personality.
• Apparently he had regained his old spirits, but both Rod and Wabigoon could see that behind them the fear of the preceding night still haunted him.
• Godfrey galloped up, and, with some fifty of his knights, preceding the rest of his army, was the first to throw himself into the midst of the Turks.
• All preceding experiments for the improvement of the Indians have failed.
• The winter passed in very much the same manner as the first, with the difference that I spoke better English, and visited many friends whom I had made during the preceding year.
• Thus circumstanced, I scarcely ever found myself in total darkness, and was better provided against surprises than I had been in my preceding situation.
• Her family were agreeably surprised at this, especially when they reflected upon their anxiety concerning her on the preceding night.
• Mary was now arrived at the situation, which, for two or three preceding years, her reason had pointed out to her as affording the most substantial prospect of happiness.
• But in the preceding paragraph a different impression is given.
• The same remarks are applicable to this as to the preceding.
• Tutsakovitch, the president of the court of appeal, who had expected us on the preceding evening.
• On the 14th of September they cast anchor before Stockholm, which they had left on the tenth of the preceding February.
• The grand objection to one of the preceding propositions is drawn from matter of fact.
• During the civil wars of the preceding century fast days had been very frequent.
• De Broglie had retired from office in the March preceding, and did not return to power till March of the following year, when he became head of the cabinet.
• The gracious welcome of this great lord, who belonged to the small number of true gentlemen whom the preceding century bequeathed to ours, encouraged Madame Cesar.
• A woman with strong well-trained intellectual power need not fear the competition of even the capable woman of action indicated in the preceding paragraph.
• This is undoubtedly true, if the preceding propositions be regarded as proved.
• On his coming alongside, Too-gee recognised the chief to be Ko-to-ko-ke, who is the etiketica, or principal chief of the hippah whence the boats had come the preceding evening.
• A few days after the events related in the preceding chapter transpired, Frank, with one or two companions, was standing in the post-office, waiting for the opening of the mail.
• During the year preceding the departure of Hojeda and Nicuesa, Vincent Yanez undertook a third exploration, sailing from Hispaniola.
• I can give you no better directions than those followed by the investigators in the Creery children, as related in a preceding chapter of this book.
• Their nearest neighbour, Farmer Oudekens who had driven them into Brussels the preceding day had been executed in his own orchard only an hour ago.

Similar words containing CED without suffix ing and without prefix pre

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