All English words - page 2875

To put in place beforehand.

Plan in advance.

Having superior power, weight, or influence; predominant, prevailing.

To have greater weight, importance, etc.; = "preponderate".

The quality or fact of being greater in number, quantity, or importance.

Be greater in number, influence, or importance.

Be greater in number, influence, or importance.

Be greater in number, influence, or importance.

Be greater in number, influence, or importance.

To a high degree, for the most part; predominantly.

Greater in weight, amount, or number; preponderant.

To a preponderous degree; excessively; heavily.

= prepontine .

Situated in front of the pons of the brain.

Place (an element or word) in front of another.

(of a word, particle, etc.) placed in front of the word that it governs or modifies.

A prefect or monitor at various english public schools. compare "praepostor".

To cause (a person) to be preoccupied with or by a feeling, notion, etc.; to preoccupy with or by; to imbue, inspire, or affect strongly beforehand.

Of a person, an opinion, etc.: prejudiced, biased.

To cause (a person) to be preoccupied with or by a feeling, notion, etc.; to preoccupy with or by; to imbue, inspire, or affect strongly beforehand.

Attractive or appealing in appearance.

A preconceived opinion; a prejudice.

Contrary to reason or common sense; utterly absurd or ridiculous.

In a very silly or stupid way, or to a very silly or stupid degree

A mathematical function which, when differentiated in a certain way, produces a potential.