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precede

[pri-seed] / prɪˈsid /


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It is preceded by musings that perhaps a king shouldn’t have the absolute powers he does—which felt like a perfunctory contemporary allusion.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s a quietly devastating moment that conveys everything you need to know about the pair, their relationship and their commitment to the Rebellion — even if you hadn’t watched everything that preceded it.

From Los Angeles Times

Rubio and his aides had already terminated hundreds of programs in preceding days.

From Salon

The orchestra will deliver its full 2028/29 season across London and on tour, with the two preceding seasons at the Barbican as planned.

From BBC

So far this year, 12 companies have applied for trust charters, more than any in at least the preceding eight years, according to data compiled by Klaros Group, a financial-services advisory firm.

From The Wall Street Journal