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prepredicative

prepredicative adjective: in phenomenology, something prior to any predication.

Adjective

prepredicative (not comparable)

  1. in phenomenology, something prior to any predication

Origin of prepredicative

From pre- + predicative.

Questions about prepredicative

What does prepredicative mean?
Prepredicative means in phenomenology, something prior to any predication.
What part of speech is prepredicative?
Prepredicative is an adjective.

Words near prepredicative in the dictionary

  1. prepractice
  2. preprandial
  3. preprandially
  4. preprandials
  5. preprayer
  6. prepredicative
  7. prepreg
  8. prepregnancy
  9. prepregnant
  10. prepregs
  11. prepremiere

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