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Webster Dictionary :: Preconcert
PRECONCERT', v.t. [pre and concert.] To concert beforehand; to settle by previou...
Webster Dictionary :: Preconception
PRECONCEP'TION, n. Conception or opinion previously formed.
Webster Dictionary :: Preconceiving
PRECONCE'IVING, ppr. Conceiving or forming beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Preconceived
PRECONCE'IVED, pp. Conceived beforehand; previously formed; as preconceived opin...
Webster Dictionary :: Preconceive
PRECONCE'IVE, v.t. [L. proe, before, and concipio, to conceive.] To form a conce...
Webster Dictionary :: Preconceit
PRECONCE'IT, n. [See Preconceive .] An opinion or notion previously formed.
Webster Dictionary :: Precomposing
PRECOMPO'SING, ppr. Composing beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Precomposed
PRECOMPO'SED, pp. Composed beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Precompose
PRECOMPO'SE, v.t. [See Compose .] To compose beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Precognition
PRECOGNI'TION, n. [L. proe, before, and cognitio, knowledge.] 1. Previous knowle...
Webster Dictionary :: Precognita
PRECOGNITA. [See Proecognita.]
Webster Dictionary :: Precogitation
PRECOGITA'TION, n. Previous thought or consideration.
Webster Dictionary :: Precogitate
PRECOG'ITATE, v.t. [L. proecogito; proe and cogito.] To consider or contrive bef...
Webster Dictionary :: Precociousness
PRECO'CIOUSNESS PRECOC'ITY, n. Rapid growth and ripeness before the usual time; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Precocious
PRECO'CIOUS, a. [L. proecox; proe, before, and coquo, to cook or prepare.] 1. Ri...
Webster Dictionary :: Preclusively
PRECLU'SIVELY, adv. With hinderance by anticipation.
