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Definition of prequel - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
narratologywork set before an original story
- The prequel explains the hero's origins.
- Fans eagerly awaited the release of the prequel.
- The prequel sheds light on the villain's past.
Origin of prequel
Latin, prae (before) + sequela (sequel)
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prequel
story preceding the main narrative
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- French:préquel, ...
- German:Prequel, ...
- Italian:prequel, ...
- Spanish:precuela, ...
- Portuguese:prequela, ...
- Chinese:前传, ...
- Japanese:前日譚, ...
- Arabic:قَصَّة سابِقَة, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרִיקְוֶול, ...
- Russian:приквел, ...
- Ukrainian:приквел, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वकथा, ...
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