Definition
Definition of precursive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
precedingRare coming before or introducing something elseRare
- The precursive events set the stage for the main story.
2.
handwritingTECH. describing handwriting that leads to cursiveTECH.
- The students practiced precursive letters before learning cursive.
Origin of precursive
Latin, prae (before) + currere (to run)
Examples of precursive in a sentence
Her precursive remarks hinted at the upcoming announcement. Her precursive writing was neat and legible. The teacher emphasized the importance of precursive skills.
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- French:précurseur, pré-cursif, ...
- German:vorangehend, vorschreibend, ...
- Italian:preliminare, precorsivo, ...
- Spanish:precursorio, precursiva, ...
- Portuguese:antecedentes, pré-cursivo, ...
- Chinese:先导的, 预备书写的, ...
- Japanese:先行する, プレカースィブの, ...
- Arabic:تَمْهِيدِيّ, سَابِق لِلكِتابَة المُتَّصِلَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַקְדִּים, טְרוֹם־מְחַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:предшествующий, подготовительный, ...
- Ukrainian:попередній, попередньокурсивний, ...
- Hindi:पूर्ववर्ती, पूर्व-कर्सिव, ...
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