Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
precurse
Verb
/prɪˈkɜrs/
Definition
To precede or come before something in time or order.
Examples
- The dark clouds seemed to precurse the impending storm.
- Changes in temperature may precurse the onset of winter.
- He noticed that symptoms would often precurse the full-blown illness.
Meaning
The term ‘precurse’ refers to the act of occurring prior to an event or phenomenon, often serving as a warning or indication of what is to come.
Synonyms
- Precede
- Foreshadow
- Anticipate
