Opposite of coming after something in time or place
Opposite of following as a result or effect
Opposite of in continuing or consecutive order
Opposite of that comes after in time or order
Opposite of having one thing coming rapidly after another
The next in order after the following
“I work out every other day.”
Opposite of later or following in time
“He had an operation, but during the days prior, he had felt really sick.”
Opposite of present participle for to happen or take place, especially following an earlier event
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