Pre_ Vocabulary Word Quiz

Predicate

• In Latin means before

• To make it possible for something to happen

• A special fondness

• To be based on

Pre-

• In Latin means before

• To make it possible for something to happen

• A special fondness

• To be based on

Pretext

• In Latin means before

• To make it possible for something to happen

• A special fondness

• To be based on

Predilection

• In Latin means before

• To make it possible for something to happen

• A special fondness

• To be based on

Presentiment

• A feeling that something (typically bad is about to happen

• An introduction to a text

• One that comes before, often a person who previously held a position

• Something that sets an example for how things are done in the future

Preamble

• A feeling that something (typically bad is about to happen

• An introduction to a text

• One that comes before, often a person who previously held a position

• Something that sets an example for how things are done in the future

Precedent

• A feeling that something (typically bad is about to happen

• An introduction to a text

• One that comes before, often a person who previously held a position

• Something that sets an example for how things are done in the future

Predecessor

• A feeling that something (typically bad is about to happen

• An introduction to a text

• One that comes before, often a person who previously held a position

• Something that sets an example for how things are done in the future

Presage

• To indicate something usually bad is about to happen

• An introduction to a text

• One that comes before, often a person who previously held a position

• Something that sets an example for how things are done in the future

Prescient

• Rash, acting without thinking

• Acting more important than other

• One that comes before, often a person who previously held a position

• Having knowledge of something before it happens