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Precede
Precede
v. t.
To go
before
in
order
of
time
; to
occur
first
with
relation
to
anything
.
Precede
v. t.
To go
before
in
place
,
rank
, or
importance
.
Precede
v. t.
To
cause
to be
preceded
; to
preface
; to
introduce
;
used
with
by or
with
before
the
instrumental
object
.
Preceded
imp. & p. p.
of
Precede
Precedence
n.
Alt
. of
Precedency
Precedency
n.
The
act
or
state
of
preceding
or
going
before
in
order
of
time
;
priority
; as,
one
event
has
precedence
of
another
.
Precedency
n.
The
act
or
state
of
going
or
being
before
in
rank
or
dignity
, or
the
place
of
honor
;
right
to a
more
honorable
place
;
superior
rank
; as,
barons
have
precedence
of
commoners
.
Precedent
a.
Going
before
;
anterior
;
preceding
;
antecedent
; as,
precedent
services
.
Precedent
n.
Something
done
or
said
that
may
serve
as an
example
to
authorize
a
subsequent
act
of
the
same
kind
; an
authoritative
example
.
Precedent
n.
A
preceding
circumstance
or
condition
; an
antecedent
;
hence
, a
prognostic
; a
token
; a
sign
.
Precedent
n.
A
rough
draught
of a
writing
which
precedes
a
finished
copy
.
Precedent
n.
A
judicial
decision
which
serves
as a
rule
for
future
determinations
in
similar
or
analogous
cases
; an
authority
to be
followed
in
courts
of
justice
;
forms
of
proceeding
to be
followed
in
similar
cases
.
Precedented
a.
Having
a
precedent
;
authorized
or
sanctioned
by an
example
of a
like
kind
.
Precedential
a.
Of
the
nature
of a
precedent
;
having
force
as an
example
for
imitation
; as,
precedential
transactions
.
Precedently
adv.
Beforehand
;
antecedently
.
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