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erstwhile | before |
As adverbs the difference between erstwhile and before is that erstwhile is formerly; in the past while before is at an earlier time. As an adjective erstwhile is (literary|legal) former, previous. As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when.
heretofore | before |
As adverbs the difference between heretofore and before is that heretofore is (formal) prior to now, until now, up to the present time; from the origin to this point while before is at an earlier time. As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when.
before | above |
As prepositions the difference between before and above is that before is earlier than (in time) while above is physically over; on top of; worn on top of, as clothing. As adverbs the difference between before and above is that before is at an earlier time while above is directly overhead; vertically on top of. As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when. As an adjective above is of heaven; heavenly. As a noun above is heaven.
before | preclude |
As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As an adverb before is at an earlier time. As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when. As a verb preclude is remove the possibility of; ( l); prevent or exclude; to make ( l).
post | before |
As a noun post is post, mail. As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As an adverb before is at an earlier time. As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when.
before | go |
As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As an adverb before is at an earlier time. As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when. As a noun go is water.
before | subsequently |
As adverbs the difference between before and subsequently is that before is at an earlier time while subsequently is following, afterwards in either time or place. As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when.
afterward | before |
As adverbs the difference between afterward and before is that afterward is (us) subsequently to some other action while before is at an earlier time. As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when.
aside | before |
As adverbs the difference between aside and before is that aside is to or on one side so as to be out of the way while before is at an earlier time. As a noun aside is an incidental remark made quietly so as to be heard by the person to whom it is said and not by any others in the vicinity. As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when.
before | so |
As a preposition before is earlier than (in time). As an adverb before is at an earlier time. As a conjunction before is in advance of the time when. As a pronoun so is this;.
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