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presequence

presequence noun: the opening part of a conversation.

Noun

presequence (plural presequences)

  1. The opening part of a conversation.
  2. A sequence of amino acids in a preprotein; the sequence of amino acids at the N-terminal end of a protein

Verb

presequence (third-person singular simple present presequences, present participle presequencing, simple past and past participle presequenced)

  1. To sequence in advance of another operation

Forms of presequence

Noun
pluralpresequences
Verb
third-person singular presentpresequences
present participlepresequencing
past participlepresequenced
pastpresequenced

Origin of presequence

From pre- + sequence.

Questions about presequence

What does presequence mean?
Presequence means the opening part of a conversation.
What part of speech is presequence?
Presequence can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of presequence?
The plural of presequence is presequences.

Words near presequence in the dictionary

  1. preseparations
  2. preseparator
  3. preseparators
  4. presepsin
  5. preseptal
  6. presequence
  7. presequenced
  8. presequences
  9. presequencing
  10. preseries
  11. presermon

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