precedes |
predate |
As verbs the difference between precedes and predate
is that
precedes is while
predate is to designate a date earlier than the actual one; to move a date, appointment, event, or period of time to an earlier point (contrast "postdate") or
predate can be to prey upon something.
As a noun predate is
a publication, such as a newspaper or magazine, that is issued with a printed date later than the date of issue.
precedes |
after |
As a verb precedes
is .
As a noun after is
anus.
precedes |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb precedes
is third-person singular of precede.
procedes |
precedes |
As verbs the difference between procedes and precedes
is that
procedes is third-person singular of procede while
precedes is third-person singular of precede.
preceded |
precedes |
As verbs the difference between preceded and precedes
is that
preceded is past tense of precede while
precedes is third-person singular of precede.
precedest |
precedes |
As verbs the difference between precedest and precedes
is that
precedest is archaic second-person singular of precede while
precedes is third-person singular of precede.
recedes |
precedes |
As verbs the difference between recedes and precedes
is that
recedes is third-person singular of recede while
precedes is third-person singular of precede.
precedes |
proceeds |
As verbs the difference between precedes and proceeds
is that
precedes is third-person singular of precede while
proceeds is third-person singular of proceed.
As a noun proceeds is
revenue; gross revenue.