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Meaning predate meaning

What does predate mean?

predate

— verb (= precede) be earlier in time; go back further Stone tools precede bronze tools — verb establish something as being earlier relative to something else — verb (= precede) come before Most English adjectives precede the noun they modify — verb (= prey) prey on or hunt for These mammals predate certain eggs

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precede antedate prey forego raven forgo foredate antecede violate strip preexist pass outstrip outrun outride outdistance misdate lead up lead exploit draw away dock divest disinvest deprive deplume come before backdate advance

Topics predate topics

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Conjugation predate conjugation

How do you conjugate predate?

predate · verb

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Okay, so, they predate the fossil record.
There were design features that predate.
These walls predate the ancient city by 10,000 years.
These are moral absolutes that predate the fermentation of malt and fine hops.
Zak, saints predate American culture, he doesn't grand wishes, he makes deals.
Zack, Satan predate American culture. He doesn't grand wishes, he makes deals.
A couple of the guys predate me.
This woman might predate human evolution on Earth by 50 million years.
It is simply a reminder of certain traditions. that predate our age of enlightenment.
Every now and then, artifacts which predate the Ori ascension are found or dug up, deemed heretical, and then brought to the city to be burned in the fires.
Only. look, they predate the events.
It seems decisions that were made by the Bureau predate related activities by the protest group.
Martha. Things that predate all reality.
However, these fractures on his ribs might predate high school.
Gestures and hand signals predate the spoken word in most cultures.
Okay, so they predate the fossil record.
These predate stainless steel. so you can't get them wet.
This place must predate interior decorating.
These animal-man related murders predate the oldest X-File by 150 years.
The sad part is, the real Ted was a genius. There were design features that predate.
No, dragons predate the Book.
It is a reminder of traditions that predate our age of enlightenment.
I can't believe I'll get proof the pyramids predate the fourth dynasty.
Things that predate all reality.
There are those whose names predate the Constitution.
But the Ancients predate the Goa'uld.
Well, you know what? Maybe we should have a little predate.
A predate date.
All these predate even the earliest egyptian dynasties.
This could well predate our decision to bang two rocks together and call it toolmaking.
The first contracts stand, and the beneficiary stands, and you can kick all you want, but the policies predate the marriage and any amendments that have been made by your client, no matter how many waivers you show me.

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The roots of this seasonal periodicity of crises predate World War I, in the era of the classic gold standard.

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