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| preapprove | to authorize or give permission in advance |
| precaution | a measure taken in advance to prevent harm |
| precede | to come before something else in time, order or rank |
| predict | to say what will happen before it occurs |
| prefix | a syllable or word that comes before a root word to change its meaning |
| prejudge | to make a decision before you have all of the facts |
| prepay | to pay for something before it needs to be paid in full |
| pretest | a test before the real test, usually given to see what is already known |
| prevent | to stop something from happening before it occurs |
| preview | to look at or see something before something or someone else |
| postdate | to write on something a date that comes after the real date |
| postgraduate | a person who takes a college class after he or she has already graduated |
| posthumous | occurring or continuing after death, usually related to a book that is published after the author has died |
| postindustrial | the time in society that came after the Industrial Revolution |
| postmark | a mark printed across a stamp after it is received by the post office |
| postmeridian | taking place after noon, p.m. |
| postmortem | occurring or done after death; usually related to an examination of the body after it is dead |
| postpone | to do something at a time or date after it was originally planned |
| postproduction | the editing that is done after the movie, film or video has been taped |
| postscript | a comment, note, or thought written after the letter is finished; p.s. |
