English to English Dictionary

Preconception

An idea or opinion formed beforehand, especially without adequate evidence or experience.

Preconceptual

Existing or occurring before the formation of conscious concepts or ideas in the mind.

Precordial

Relating to the region of the body in front of the heart.

Precure

A Japanese magical girl media franchise or a character belonging to it, characterized by transformed heroines engaging in hand-to-hand combat against evil forces.

Precursory

Serving as a precursor; preceding or indicating something that is to follow.

Predation

The act of preying upon or exploiting another organism for food.

Predator

An animal that naturally preys on others.

Predator-prey relationship

The ecological interaction between two species where one species (the predator) hunts and consumes the other (the prey).

Predatory Bird

A bird that hunts and feeds on other animals.

Predecessor

A person who held a job or office before someone else.

Predeposit

A sum of money placed in an account before a transaction or agreement is finalized.

Predesignation

The act of designating or appointing something in advance.