terms |
preact |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb preact is
to act or perform beforehand.
preact |
proact |
As verbs the difference between preact and proact
is that
preact is to act or perform beforehand while
proact is to take action in advance of an expected event.
peract |
preact |
As verbs the difference between peract and preact
is that
peract is (obsolete) to go through with; to perform while
preact is to act or perform beforehand.
react |
preact |
As verbs the difference between react and preact
is that
react is to act or perform a second time; to do over again; to reenact while
preact is to act or perform beforehand.
preact |
preacht |
As verbs the difference between preact and preacht
is that
preact is to act or perform beforehand while
preacht is (archaic) (
preach).
preact |
preach |
As verbs the difference between preact and preach
is that
preact is to act or perform beforehand while
preach is to give a sermon.
As a noun preach is
a religious discourse.