pretemporal
pretemporal adjective: occurring or happening before the existence of time.
Adjective
pretemporal (not comparable)
- Occurring or happening before the existence of time.
Origin of pretemporal
From pre- + temporal.
Words that rhyme with pretemporal
- temporal
- transtemporal
- bitemporal
- extratemporal
- intratemporal
- multitemporal
- nontemporal
- spatiotemporal
- supratemporal
- anterotemporal
- antitemporal
- atemporal
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- auriculotemporal
- basitemporal
- basotemporal
- biotemporal
- centrotemporal
- corticotemporal
- cotemporal
- dorsotemporal
- frontotemporal
- geotemporal
- hypertemporal
- inferotemporal
- infratemporal
- intertemporal
- isotemporal
- laterotemporal
- mediotemporal
- microtemporal
- midtemporal
- monotemporal
- nasotemporal
- occipitotemporal
- omnitemporal
- ophthalmotemporal
- orbitotemporal
- parietotemporal
- phylotemporal
- physiotemporal
- posttemporal
- pseudotemporal
- rostrotemporal
- septotemporal
- sociotemporal
- spectrotemporal
- sphenotemporal
- subtemporal
- superotemporal
- tritemporal
- unitemporal
- ventrotemporal
- visuotemporal
- zygomaticotemporal
Questions about pretemporal
- What does pretemporal mean?
- Pretemporal means occurring or happening before the existence of time.
- What part of speech is pretemporal?
- Pretemporal is an adjective.
Words near pretemporal in the dictionary
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