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prefacer (noun) pref·ac·er
prefatory (adjective) pref·a·to·ry
prefect (noun) pre·fect
prefectoral (adjective) pre·fec·tor·al
prefectorial (adjective) pre·fec·to·ri·al
prefectural (adjective) pre·fec·tur·al
prefecture (noun) pre·fec·ture
prefer (verb) pre·fer
preferability (noun) pref·er·a·bil·i·ty
preferable (adjective) pref·er·a·ble
preferably (adverb) pref·er·a·bly
preference (noun) pref·er·ence
preferential (adjective) pref·er·en·tial
preferentially (adverb) pref·er·en·tial·ly
preferment (noun) pre·fer·ment
preferrer (noun) pre·fer·rer
prefetch (verb) pre·fetch
prefetch (noun) pre·fetch
prefiguration (noun) pre·fig·u·ra·tion
prefigurative (adjective) pre·fig·u·ra·tive
prefigure (verb) pre·fig·ure
prefigurement (noun) pre·fig·ure·ment
prefix (verb) pre·fix
prefix (noun) pre·fix
prefix (adjective) pre·fix
prefixal (adjective) pre·fix·al
prefixation (noun) pre·fix·a·tion
preflight (adjective) pre·flight
preflight (verb) preflight
preflight (noun) preflight
prefocus (verb) pre·fo·cus
prefocus (adjective) pre·fo·cus
preform (verb) pre·form
preform (noun) pre·form
preformation (noun) pre·for·ma·tion
preformationist (noun) pre·for·ma·tion·ist
preformationist (adjective) pre·for·ma·tion·ist
prefrontal (adjective) pre·fron·tal
prefrontal (noun) prefrontal
preganglionic (adjective) pre·gan·gli·on·ic
pregenital (adjective) pre·gen·i·tal
preggers (adjective) preg·gers
preglacial (adjective) pre·gla·cial
pregnability (noun) preg·na·bil·i·ty
pregnable (adjective) preg·na·ble
pregnancy (noun) preg·nan·cy
pregnant (adjective) preg·nant
pregnantly (adverb) preg·nant·ly
pregnenolone (noun) preg·nen·o·lone
preheat (verb) pre·heat
preheater (noun) pre·heat·er
prehensile (adjective) pre·hen·sile
prehensility (noun) pre·hen·sil·i·ty
prehension (noun) pre·hen·sion
prehistorian (noun) pre·his·to·ri·an
prehistoric (adjective) pre·his·tor·ic
prehistorically (adverb) pre·his·tor·i·cal·ly
prehistory (noun) pre·his·to·ry
prehominid (noun) pre·hom·i·nid
prehominid (adjective) prehominid
prehospital (adjective) pre·hos·pi·tal
prehuman (noun) prehuman
prehuman (adjective) pre·hu·man
prehypertension (noun) pre·hy·per·ten·sion
prehypertensive (adjective) pre·hy·per·ten·sive
preignition (noun) pre·ig·ni·tion
preimplantation (adjective) pre·im·plan·ta·tion
preindustrial (adjective) pre·in·dus·tri·al
preinstall (verb) pre·in·stall
preinstallation (noun) pre·in·stal·la·tion
prejudge (verb) pre·judge
prejudger (noun) pre·judg·er
prejudgment (noun) pre·judg·ment
prejudice (noun) prej·u·dice
prejudice (verb) prejudice
prejudiced (adjective) prejudiced
prejudicial (adjective) prej·u·di·cial
prejudicially (adverb) prej·u·di·cial·ly
prejudicialness (noun) prej·u·di·cial·ness
prekindergarten (noun) pre·kin·der·gar·ten
prelacy (noun) prel·a·cy
prelapsarian (adjective) pre·lap·sar·i·an
prelate (noun) prel·ate
prelatic (adjective) pre·lat·ic
prelatical (adjective) pre·lat·i·cal
prelature (noun) prel·a·ture
prelaunch (adjective) pre·launch
prelect (verb) pre·lect
prelection (noun) pre·lec·tion
prelife (adjective) pre·life
prelim (noun) pre·lim
prelim (adjective) pre·lim
preliminarily (adverb) pre·lim·i·nar·i·ly
preliminary (noun) pre·lim·i·nary
preliminary (adjective) preliminary
prelinguistic (adjective) pre·lin·guis·tic
preliterate (adjective) pre·lit·er·ate
preliterate (noun) preliterate
preload (verb) pre·load
preload (noun) pre·load

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