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View definitions for preamble

preamble

noun as in introduction

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His great-great-grandfather, Eligio Ruybal, was among the signers of La Mutua’s preamble.

In the preamble to Tuesday, Rodgers outlined his goals for the night.

From BBC

The Hanley moment happened almost in slow motion, but of course, it needed the preamble of a rousing Scotland comeback to set the scene for its full horror.

From BBC

Thus, as the Statement’s preamble states, ‘we the people’ possess and exercise the powers of self-government through free and fair elections” and everyone must “honor and respect” the electoral results absent legal action that invalidates them.

From Salon

That day the king also bowed to demands that he ratify the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, which became the preamble to the first written constitution of France in 1791.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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