Definition
Definition of prevenient - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
sequenceDated happening before something else in time or orderDated
- Her prevenient actions made the event run smoothly.
- His prevenient note clarified the agenda for the session.
- The committee appreciated her prevenient briefing before the vote.
Origin of prevenient
Latin, praevenire (to come before)
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- French:préalable, ...
- German:vorangehend, ...
- Italian:preparatorio, ...
- Spanish:previo, ...
- Portuguese:precedente, ...
- Chinese:先行的, ...
- Japanese:先行する, ...
- Arabic:سابِق, ...
- Hebrew:קֹדֵם, ...
- Russian:предшествующий, ...
- Ukrainian:попередній, ...
- Hindi:पूर्ववर्ती, ...
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