prefatory

IPA: prˈɛfʌtɔri

adjective

  • Serving as a preface or prelude; introductory, preliminary.
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Examples of "prefatory" in Sentences

  • Is it prefatory on the policy page
  • One or two prefatory sentences might help.
  • A Prologue is a prefatory piece of writing.
  • A 'Prologue' is a prefatory piece of writing.
  • The structure of the prefatory passages varies.
  • Refer again to the prefatory statement made by him.
  • All of these are prefatory and explanatory material.
  • So the article's reference to the prefatory clause is proper.
  • Cavendish also includes a prefatory letter to natural philosophers.
  • In this format, the Silly Song is also relocated to the prefatory material.

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