Precede is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECEDE in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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
• go or be before
• To go before in order of time; to occur first with relation to anything.
• To go before in place, rank, or importance.
• To cause to be preceded; to preface; to introduce; -- used with by or with before the instrumental object.
• be earlier in time; go back further
• be the predecessor of
• move ahead (of others) in time or space
• furnish with a preface or introduction

Words related to PRECEDE

preceded14 precedes13 preceding15

Words that contain PRECEDE

preceded14 precedes13 precedent14 precedence17 precedency20 precedents15 precedences18 precedented17 precedently19 precedencies19 precedential17 unprecedented19 precedentially22 unprecedentedly24

How to use PRECEDE in a sentence

• An advance party of three hundred men was to precede the column and clear the road.
• We will precede him, and give a brief description of his home.
• I believe both these sciences now precede the old English alphabet.
• Generally speaking, I think that a Congress should not precede action.
• As sacred things should precede profane, let us begin with the churches.
• In the hall, where young Marvell had managed to precede her.
• The investigation of the sources of knowledge must precede the inquiry into the extent of knowledge.
• They stopped at the west entrance to the swamp, waiting for him to precede them down the trail, as he had told them it was safest for the horse that he should do.
• But though in science the particular truths precede the general theory, the contrary might be expected to be the case with a practical art, such as morals or legislation.
• We were very cautious, for fear of reptiles or other dangerous animals, allowing Flora to precede us.
• The mind of the reader is wonderfully prepared for his reception by the discourses that precede it.
• He did not speak a word, but he motioned me fiercely to precede him to the library.
• The classified tables of terms which precede the index are intended to serve the student in review, and to be a general guide to the relative values of the facts presented.
• There is no doubt, however, that Jesus predicted that great terrors would precede his reappearance.
• We know more of Indian Buddhism in the seventh century than in the periods which precede or follow it.
• The repentance and the baptism precede the gift of the Holy Spirit.
• The future must be a lottery to those who think that the same combinations can sometimes precede one set of results, and sometimes another.
• I could not precede a man of his years and profession, and he was too polite to precede a stranger.
• This is conjectured because the style of these final chapters is somewhat dissimilar to that of those which precede.
• We must precede him and explain what had happened, and what occasioned Mrs.
• A clear head should precede the moving hand, or functioning vocal organs.
• In it six epochs or days precede the seventh or present cycle, in which the creative power rests.
• They precede the caravan by three or four marches, with Cousin Benedict.
• He ordered Tomaso and Benito to precede them by a few paces and to take the shortest cut for Monterey.
• If when you are walking with a lady in any crowded thoroughfare you are obliged to proceed singly, always precede her.
• Political speculation in England followed, and did not precede, political innovation and reform.
• That the arts of imitation and amusement, should thus in any degree precede those of necessity, seems an exception to the rules laid down by theory for the progress of invention.
• To judge which of the two be the real, radical cause of quarrel, we have to see whether the commercial dispute did, in order of time, precede the dispute on taxation.
• Although these usages did not precede but followed the pronunciation of words already borrowed from Latin, we may use them to classify the changes of quantity.

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