Precursor is valid Scrabble Word

Is precursor a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is precursor valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for PRECURSOR in dictionary:

NOUN:

something that goes before, also PRECURRER
a person or thing that comes before another of the same kind; a forerunner
a substance from which another is formed, especially by metabolic reaction
something that precedes and is a signal of something else, forerunner
One who, or that which, precedes an event, and indicates its approach; a forerunner; a harbinger.
a substance from which another substance is formed (especially by a metabolic reaction)
a person who goes before or announces the coming of another
something that precedes and indicates the approach of something or someone

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

one that precedes and indicates the approach of another; predecessor

Words related to PRECURSOR

Words that contain PRECURSOR

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How to use PRECURSOR in a sentence

I recognised the precursor of its becoming dangerous.
When we sailed at daybreak next morning I had the glow of satisfaction with my own doings which is a safe precursor of misfortunes.
Divers incidents retarded for a whole year the outburst of this family plot, and of the war of which it was the precursor.
But it is justly famous, for it was the precursor of those brilliant historical romances from which so much is learned of great men already known to students.
She was the precursor of a Madame de Chantal, of a Francis de Sales, of a Mere Angelique.
The University of Illinois at Champagne Urbana, where Mozilla, the precursor to Netscape, was first developed was a hotbed of new software development.
Who could he be, this formidable giant coming out of the unknown? The precursor possibly of a horde of savage spearmen.
And this catastrophe was the precursor of a series of national disasters.
He was the precursor of an impassioned and serious age, going to extremes in idea and placing deeds after words.
If not disunion in fact, at least in feeling, in the country, which is always the precursor to the clash of arms.

In Salisbury-court, Fleet-street, was the house of Thomas Sackville, first Earl of Dorset, the precursor of Spenser, and one of the authors of the first regular English tragedy.
He was my precursor in Philadelphia, as the friend of the slave, and my coadjutor in scores of cases for their relief.
Though strictly speaking not a romantic poet, he was a close precursor of that movement.
Annie had gone a dull crimson, and she drew the whistling breath that with her was the precursor of storm.
The Revolution of 1831 was only the mild precursor of the one which shook Europe to its foundations in 1848.
A study of Bruno as the great precursor of modern thought in its more poetical and widely synthetic speculation must be left for a separate essay.
Power must be precursor to an abstraction from power, or weakness.
The alteration mentioned by Hilary may, therefore, have been the immediate precursor of other and more vital changes.
And thus the elaboration of the imagery of ghosts and a ghostly realm was not the precursor, but the result of a belief in another life.
Still, pride, the traditional precursor of falls, stood me in bad stead, as it has stood others before me.
Regarding the combat of the 18th of July as the precursor of a battle, I decided, at the earliest moment, to go in person to the army.
It is commonly asserted that the doll instinct is the precursor, the infantile and childish form, of the parental instinct.
Declan is generally agreed to have been a precursor of the National apostle.
The faint was a precursor of fever, the physician said, when summoned to her aid, and in a tremor of fear and distress Mrs.
Yet Rabelais forces comparison with Cervantes, whose precursor he was in reality, though the two books and the two minds are very different.
To do so made her temples throb and raised the lump, which is a precursor of tears, in her throat.
He was the first of our party we had lost, and his death, the sad precursor of so many more, cast an additional gloom over us.
He was formed to be a woodsman, and the adventurous precursor in the first settlement of Kentucky.
Why, then, fail to understand that God should have chosen him as a precursor? Besides, Jesus came to ransom sinners, He took upon Himself the sins of the whole world.
This back current was the precursor of a tremendous billow, which came towering on like a black moving wall.
It was the first time since her return from Silverton that a sound like that had been heard within the house, and it seemed the precursor of better days.
After making its panegyric, they will turn their backs on it, like their great precursor and prototype.
The appalling white horse would suddenly and unexpectedly dash out from a brake, or from behind a rock, and the whizzing of his bullet was the precursor of death.
The attempt at combination-letters was not less a precursor of reform than an acknowledgment of its necessity.
This ominous appearance, as is well known, is often the precursor of a coming squall, and seems as if sent as a warning by Providence.

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