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preverbally

preverbally adverb: before a verb.

Adverb

preverbally (not comparable)

  1. Before a verb.
  2. Before learning the ability to communicate by means of words.

Origin of preverbally

From preverbal + -ly.

Questions about preverbally

What does preverbally mean?
Preverbally means before a verb.
What part of speech is preverbally?
Preverbally is an adverb.

Words near preverbally in the dictionary

  1. preventricular
  2. prevents
  3. preventure
  4. preverb
  5. preverbal
  6. preverbally
  7. preverbals
  8. preverbs
  9. preverification
  10. preverified
  11. preverifies

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