preexist
preexist
Definition
pre·exist or pre-exist pre′·-exist′ (prē′eg zist′, -ig-)
transitive verb, intransitive verb
to exist previously or before (another person or thing)
also preëxist pre′·ëxist′
Etymology: LL praeexistere
Related Forms:
- preexistence pre′·exist′·ence noun or pre-existence pre′·-exist′ence
- preexistent pre′·exist′·ent adjective or pre-existent pre′·-exist′ent
preexist
Usage Examples
Object
- binomial: A converted name is a name established under the PhyloCode and derived from a preexisting Linnaean binomial.
- condition: Access to care result is similar public insurance table of preexisting conditions.
- code: Converted species names are based on the accepted binomial under the preexisting code.
- state: Accordingly, when it departs in various ways from its preexisting state, it will be said to undergo various kinds of motion.
- kidney: Members of congress a preexisting kidney toward you squeeze.
- exclusion: Money making home owner insurance rate the preexisting condition exclusion to us for.
Browse dictionary entries near preexist
- preexilic
- preexilian
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- preener
- preen
- preemptory
- preemptor
- preemptively
- preemptive right
- preemptive
- preexistence
- preexistent
- preexisting condition
- pref
- prefab
- prefabricate
- prefabricated
- prefabricating
- prefabrication
- preface
