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precourse

precourse adjective: before a course, such as of training or medical treatment. Also the alternative form of precurse.

Adjective

precourse (not comparable)

  1. Before a course, such as of training or medical treatment
    • We compared precourse and postcourse scores.

Also used as

precourse is also the alternative form of precurse.

Antonyms of precourse

Forms of precourse

third-person singular presentprecourses
present participleprecoursing
past participleprecoursed
pastprecoursed

Origin of precourse

From pre- + course.

Questions about precourse

What does precourse mean?
Precourse means before a course, such as of training or medical treatment.
What part of speech is precourse?
Precourse is an adjective.

Words near precourse in the dictionary

  1. precounts
  2. precoup
  3. precoupled
  4. precoupling
  5. precouplings
  6. precourse
  7. precoursed
  8. precourses
  9. precoursing
  10. precourtship
  11. precover

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