precursory
11precursory — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. previous, prior, preliminary; see preceding …
12precursory — pre cur·so·ry || ‚prɪ kÉœrsÉ™rɪ /‚prɪ kÉœËs adj. antecedent, preceding; predecessive, coming before (in a job, etc.); serving as an omen; announcing …
13precursory — a. 1. Forerunning, preceding, precedent, antecedent, anterior, prior, previous, prevenient. 2. Prelusive, prelusory, introductory, prefatory, precursive, preliminary, proemial, preparatory, initiatory, premonitory, prognosticative …
14precursory — adj precursive, precedent, antecedent, prior, anterior, previous, prevenient; forerunning, foregoing, anticipatory, preparatory; preliminary, introductory, inaugural, prelusive or prelusory, initiatory; prognostic, prognosticative, Pathol.… …
15precursory — pre·cur·so·ry …
16precursory — See: precursor …
17precursory — /ˌpriˈkɜsəri/ (say .pree kersuhree) adjective 1. of the nature of a precursor; introductory. 2. indicative of something to follow. Also, precursive /priˈkɜsɪv/ (say pree kersiv). {Latin praecursōrius} …
18precursory — adj. (also precursive) 1 preliminary, introductory. 2 (foll. by of) serving as a harbinger of. Etymology: L praecursorius (as PRECURSOR) …
19precursory cell — A mother cell or metrocyte …
20precursory cartilage — temporary c …