Preceded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRECEDED 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

Words related to PRECEDED

precede12 precedes13 preceding15

How to use PRECEDED in a sentence

• The Canadians made their assault before dawn this time, and the attack was preceded by a protracted and exceedingly intense bombardment of the German positions.
• The condition in which I was now placed was totally different from that which had preceded this attempt.
• The excitement had preceded him, and speculation was rife.
• This was the kind of hunt that takes place in the ferocious mystery of the sea, a race with death, a destruction preceded with emotional agony and hazards.
• Kitty gladly preceded him, and some time after the sun had set, they regained the Reef.
• They will be preceded by three wagons carrying plank-bridges.
• The last thirty years of the reign of Edward were an epoch of social upheaval and unrest contrasting strongly with the uneventful times that had preceded the Black Death.
• The kings who preceded thee were careless and indifferent, enjoying their power to the full, and thinking not of the day when it should end.
• It eclipsed all of his plays which had preceded it.
• It is interesting to note that the quotations from it are from a version that preceded our own.
• Thither it would appear his disciples had preceded him, and he arrived unattended at the eastern gate of the city.
• Plotinus was a careful student of the philosophers that preceded him.
• The eastern half of the village, which is located along the edge of the bluff, probably preceded the western in point of time.
• Painting on board and on plastered walls, the second styled painting in fresco, preceded painting on canvas.
• It had been an instinctive action, not preceded by any train of reasoning.
• The first woman artist in England was Susannah Hornebolt, daughter of the principal painter who immediately preceded Hans Holbein, Gerard Hornebolt, a native of Ghent.
• Forsyth and his party had preceded our arrival by a day or two.
• I never knew whether this unpleasant adventure preceded or followed Mr.
• When he had finished his line, he ascertained how many had preceded him and how many were behind.
• In a corner, almost hidden from view, were three gentlemen, who had preceded Athos and Aramis, and an officer was examining their passports.
• Ursus reigned for twenty-six years, and therefore, if he immediately preceded S.
• The company left the hall at half past twelve, formed in an orderly procession, preceded by the band, and bearing the coffin in their midst.
• The Kru boys picked them up and preceded Hatteras to the factory.
• Lucio Marineo Siculo, also a disciple of Pomponius Laetus, had preceded Martyr in Spain by nearly two years, and was professor of poetry and grammar at Salamanca.
• Each writer is represented by an appropriate number of poems, which are preceded by brief biographical sketches, designed to entertain and awaken interest.
• These types of disasters usually are preceded by extended periods of warning.
• Two officers bearing flags preceded him and conducted him to the foot of the flight of steps.

Similar words containing CED without suffix ed and without prefix pre

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