234 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ pɹɪsˈiːdɪŋ], [ pɹɪsˈiːdɪŋ], [ p_ɹ_ɪ_s_ˈiː_d_ɪ_ŋ]

Similar words for preceding:

• aforesaid (adjective)
• all (adjective)
• antecedent (adjective)
• earlier, above (adjective)
• early (adjective)
• erstwhile (adjective)
• foregoing (adjective)
• former (adjective)
• in the beginning (adjective)
• late (adjective)
• older (adjective)
• other relevant words (adjective)
• past (adjective)
• preceding (adjective)
• preliminary (adjective)
• prior (adjective)
• quondam (adjective)
• ahead (adverb)
• early (adverb)
• early (adverb)
• other relevant words (adverb)
• antecedent (noun)
• anticipatory (noun)
• other relevant words (noun)
• outgoing (noun)
• prefatorial (noun)
• prelude (noun)
• premedical (noun)
• preparative (noun)
• pretrial (noun)
• previous time (noun)
• propaedeutic (noun)
• other relevant words (preposition)
• preceding (verb)
• other synonyms
• other relevant words
• pronounced

Paraphrases for preceding

Synonyms for Preceding:

• adj.

  • aforesaid (adjective)
  • spoken earlier,
  • mentioned earlier,
  • spoken of earlier.
  • all (adjective)
  • preceding.
  • antecedent (adjective)
  • most precedent,
  • most precursory,
  • more precedent,
  • more precursory,
  • pre-cursory,
  • pre cursory.
  • earlier, above (adjective)
  • introductory,
  • heretofore,
  • head,
  • forerunning,
  • precedent,
  • one time,
  • Pioneering,
  • prevenient,
  • pioneer,
  • prodromal,
  • supra,
  • preliminary,
  • forward,
  • lead,
  • Precursive.
  • early (adjective)
  • recent,
  • soonest,
  • initial,
  • primeval,
  • a bit previous,
  • Proleptical.
  • erstwhile (adjective)
  • by-gone,
  • exest,
  • most sometime,
  • more sometime,
  • by gone.
  • foregoing (adjective)
  • fore-going,
  • most above,
  • most aforementioned,
  • fore going,
  • more above,
  • most aforestated,
  • more aforestated,
  • more aforementioned.
  • former (adjective)
  • de-parted,
  • Whilom,
  • most ex,
  • more ex-,
  • more whilom,
  • more ex,
  • most ex-,
  • most whilom,
  • de parted.
  • in the beginning (adjective)
  • early.
  • late (adjective)
  • exanimate.
  • older (adjective)
  • firstborn,
  • of an earlier time,
  • first-born,
  • of a former period.
  • Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • pre-existing,
  • former,
  • long ago,
  • exploratory,
  • aforementioned,
  • aforesaid,
  • earlier,
  • EXER,
  • anterior,
  • ex,
  • preexistent,
  • tester,
  • past,
  • prior,
  • pre-existent,
  • quondam,
  • prolegomenous,
  • precursory,
  • aforestated,
  • older,
  • long gone,
  • erstwhile,
  • ex-,
  • antecedent,
  • of yore,
  • previous,
  • foregoing,
  • inductive,
  • preexisting.
  • past (adjective)
  • gone by,
  • time was,
  • gone-by,
  • ages ago,
  • behind one,
  • back when,
  • down memory lane,
  • Latterday,
  • olden days,
  • long-ago,
  • way back when,
  • way back,
  • good old days.
  • preceding (adjective)
  • anteceding,
  • avant-garde.
  • preliminary (adjective)
  • more pilot,
  • more exploratory,
  • pre paring,
  • more preparing,
  • most readying,
  • most exploratory,
  • most qualifying,
  • pre-paring,
  • more opening,
  • more inductive,
  • testest,
  • most opening,
  • more readying,
  • most pilot,
  • most preparing,
  • most inductive,
  • more qualifying.
  • prior (adjective)
  • more ahead,
  • more above-mentioned,
  • more before,
  • more above mentioned,
  • more abovementioned,
  • pre existent,
  • most above-mentioned,
  • more preexisting,
  • most preexisting,
  • most ahead,
  • pre existing,
  • most before,
  • most above mentioned,
  • most abovementioned,
  • more preexistent,
  • most preexistent.
  • quondam (adjective)
  • old time,
  • oldtime.

• adv.

  • ahead (adverb)
  • to fore,
  • fore-most,
  • leading,
  • be-forehand,
  • in lead,
  • in foreground,
  • Precedently,
  • fore most,
  • pre-ceding,
  • be forehand,
  • at advantage,
  • the fore,
  • at head,
  • pre ceding.
  • early (adverb)
  • bright early,
  • pre-maturely,
  • un expectedly,
  • ahead time,
  • on dot,
  • un-expectedly,
  • over-soon,
  • over soon.

• adv

  • early (adverb)
  • in good time,
  • in time,
  • in the bud,
  • with time to spare,
  • bright and early,
  • in bud,
  • far ahead,
  • too soon,
  • on the dot,
  • on short notice,
  • in advance,
  • Oversoon,
  • before long.
  • Other relevant words: (adverb)
  • antecedently,
  • at an advantage,
  • at the head,
  • ahead,
  • in the lead,
  • to the fore,
  • in the foreground,
  • onwards.

• n.

  •
  • first,
  • barely,
  • Since,
  • by the time.
  •
  • advance,
  • precede.
  •
  • time.
  •
  • last.
  • antecedent (noun)
  • study at previousprevious,
  • ahead of,
  • above,
  • preparatory,
  • afore-mentioned,
  • Before-mentioned,
  • above-mentioned,
  • Above-cited,
  • already indicated,
  • prefatory,
  • above-named,
  • previously mentioned,
  • other,
  • aforeknown.
  • anticipatory (noun)
  • anticipatory.
  • Other relevant words: (noun)
  • property,
  • front,
  • position.
  • outgoing (noun)
  • outgoing.
  • prefatorial (noun)
  • prefatorial.
  • prelude (noun)
  • introduction,
  • prelude.
  • premedical (noun)
  • premedical.
  • preparative (noun)
  • preparative.
  • pretrial (noun)
  • pretrial.
  • previous time (noun)
  • antecedence,
  • priority.
  • propaedeutic (noun)
  • propaedeutic.

• prep.

  • Other relevant words: (preposition)
  • in front of,
  • in advance of,
  • previous to,
  • prior to,
  • anterior to,
  • antecedent to.

• v.

  • preceding (verb)
  • Anticipating,
  • Antedating,
  • foreshadowing,
  • heading off,
  • Introducing,
  • trail-blazing,
  • predating.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • preterit.
  •
  • up to.
  • Other relevant words:
  • before.
  • pronounced
  • said.

Paraphrases for Preceding:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    pervious, previous, preceeding.
  • Proper noun, singular
    previous.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    previous.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    aforementioned, elapsed, outgoing, preliminary, recent, unprecedented, pre-existing, pre-test, abovementioned, pre-conflict.
  • Proper noun, singular
    precedent, precedents.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    precedent, predecessor.
  • Verb, past tense
    Came, Followed, started.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    advancing, beginning, breaking, closing, comparing, concluding, dating, exceeding, facing, implementation, intervening, leading, operating, outgoing, pending, running, screening, substituting, Antedating, Anticipating, Carrying, Extending, Having, Prejudging, predating, pre-dating, preceeding, pre-empting.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    proceeds, begins.