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prior
adjective as in earlier
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aforementioned, ahead, before, foregoing, preexistent, preexisting
Example Sentences
This strike mandate was achieved prior to TfL's present pay offer being made, with a 57.5.% turnout.
Her son "requires very specialist therapy" after he "had a really difficult start in life" prior to his adoption.
"The alternative would be to simply release people without any prior testing which would pose a far greater risk to public safety."
"A lot of services closed prior to this funding. What we are needing is more services, we need more residential rehab."
Sarwar said he had had not been aware of any concerns about Smyth's behaviour prior to his arrest, but that Labour suspended him as soon as it knew of the "seriousness of the allegations".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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