preexisted

[US]/ˌpriːɪkˈzɪstɪd/
[UK]/ˌpriːɪkˈzɪstɪd/

Translation

v.to exist before a particular time or event

Phrases & Collocations

preexisted conditions

preexisted factors

preexisted rights

preexisted systems

preexisted agreements

preexisted data

preexisted laws

preexisted structures

preexisted relationships

preexisted models

Example Sentences

some species have preexisted for millions of years.

the traditions preexisted the establishment of the city.

many of the beliefs preexisted the modern religion.

her talent for music preexisted her formal training.

the concept preexisted the invention of the technology.

these ruins indicate that civilization preexisted here.

the idea of democracy preexisted many modern governments.

some cultural practices preexisted the arrival of colonizers.

her interest in science preexisted her studies at university.

the legends preexisted the written history of the region.

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