| The store merges two pre-existent architectonical volumes and integrates a pedestrian crossing by enclosing it between the two entrance doors. |
| That light was pre-existent, but at that moment the awakened seers received the vision to see light. |
| Preoperative assessment of patients' hematological status to identify any coagulation abnormalities or pre-existent anemia can be accomplished readily. |
| Does he mean that the genre is a pre-existent mould, into which he's poured some molten contemporary metal? |
| Creation by speech alone would imply the absence of pre-existent matter and therefore creation out of nothing, i.e., creatio ex nihilo. |
| The lines they drew in the sand rarely corresponded to any pre-existent historical, tribal, cultural or geographical reality. |
