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prescandal

prescandal adjective: before a scandal.

Adjective

prescandal (not comparable)

  1. Before a scandal.
    • But the pace, so far, is significantly slower than in the prescandal days of 2005, when Congress financed more than 15,000 pet projects, by some estimates, totaling more than $30 billion.2007 September 12, Monica Davey, “Earmark Gone, Indian Project Is One-Winged”, in New York Times

Origin of prescandal

From pre- + scandal.

Questions about prescandal

What does prescandal mean?
Prescandal means before a scandal.
What part of speech is prescandal?
Prescandal is an adjective.

Words near prescandal in the dictionary

  1. prescaler
  2. prescalers
  3. prescales
  4. prescaling
  5. prescan
  6. prescandal
  7. prescanned
  8. prescanning
  9. prescans
  10. prescapula
  11. prescapular

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