All English words - page 4397

Meanings of Precognitive:

adjective

Having or giving foreknowledge of an event.

Usage examples:

Precognitive dreams foretold the tragedy

Meanings of Precognizant:

adjective

Having previous cognizance; having prior knowledge or understanding (of something).

Meanings of Precognize:

verb

To have, or profess to have, foreknowledge of; to know beforehand.

Meanings of Precognized:

verb

To have, or profess to have, foreknowledge of; to know beforehand.

Meanings of Precognizing:

verb

To have, or profess to have, foreknowledge of; to know beforehand.

Meanings of Precognosce:

verb

To make a preliminary examination of (a witness, etc.) as part of the process of precognition.

Meanings of Precolonial:

adjective

Occurring or existing before the beginning of colonial rule.

Usage examples:

The two main kingdoms that flourished in precolonial times

Meanings of Precommissural:

adjective

Situated anterior to a commissure of the brain, especially to the anterior commissure.

Meanings of Precompiled:

adjective

Designating software or electronic information which is stored in such a way that it can be used directly, or incorporated into another program without further modification.

Meanings of Precompose:

verb

To compose beforehand. usually in passive.

Meanings of Precompress:

verb

To compress prior to some other treatment or process; (building) to apply precompression to.

Meanings of Precompression:

noun

Compression prior to some other treatment or process; (building) the compressive force exerted in prestressed concrete by the reinforcing rods.

Meanings of Preconceive:

verb

To conceive or imagine beforehand; to form (an idea about something) in anticipation of one's actual knowledge or experience.

Meanings of Preconceived:

adjective

(of an idea or opinion) formed before having the evidence for its truth or usefulness.

Usage examples:

The same set of facts can be tailored to fit any preconceived belief

Meanings of Preconceives:

verb

To conceive or imagine beforehand; to form (an idea about something) in anticipation of one's actual knowledge or experience.

Meanings of Preconceiving:

verb

To conceive or imagine beforehand; to form (an idea about something) in anticipation of one's actual knowledge or experience.

Meanings of Preconception:

noun

A preconceived idea or prejudice.

Usage examples:

Full and free discussion even of ideas we hate encourages the testing of our own prejudices and pre…

Meanings of Preconceptional:

adjective

Occurring or existing before conception.

Meanings of Preconceptions:

noun

A preconceived idea or prejudice.

Usage examples:

Full and free discussion even of ideas we hate encourages the testing of our own prejudices and pre…

Meanings of Preconceptual:

adjective

Occurring or existing before development of the ability to conceptualize.

Meanings of Preconcert:

verb

Arrange or organize (something) in advance.

Usage examples:

I must preconcert a plan of operation, before i venture to act

Meanings of Preconcerted:

adjective

Arranged or organized in advance.

Usage examples:

A preconcerted signal

verb

Arrange or organize (something) in advance.

Usage examples:

I must preconcert a plan of operation, before i venture to act

Meanings of Precondemn:

verb

To condemn beforehand.

Meanings of Precondemnation:

noun

Prior condemnation.

Meanings of Precondemned:

verb

To condemn beforehand.