preamble
(fr) preamble,forespeech, a flourish, entrance, or assay.
A Table Alphabeticall by Robert Cawdrey (1604)
240 entradas
(fr) preamble,forespeech, a flourish, entrance, or assay.
precedent,going before
precept,a rule giuen, an admonition, or commaundement.
precinct,compasse appointed:
predecessor,one that was in place before another.
predestinate,to appoint before.
prediction,afore telling, or prophecying
predominate,ruling
preface,a speech before the matter it selfe
prefigurate,forshewe by a figure
prefixed,set in the fore part
pregnant,wittie, substantiall, with child,
preheminence,excellent, rule, authoritie ouer others
preiudicate,giuing his iudgment, before he knoweth the man, or matter
preiudice,hindering ones cause, sentence, an opinion deliuered before knowledge of any thing
preludium,an entrance to any thing
premeditation,thinking of a matter before hand
(fr) premunire,forfeiture of goods
preoccupation,a preuenting by speech or other wayes
preordination,appointing before
preparatiue,that which maketh fit or prepareth
preposterous,disorder, froward, topsiteruie, setting the cart before the horse, as we vse to say
prerogatiue,priuiledge, or authoritie before another
presage,to tell before, to betoken, to foresee.
presbitarie, (g)eldership
prescience,foreknowledge
prescript,decree, or assignement