PRELUSIVE


Meaning of PRELUSIVE in English

-üsiv adjective

or pre·lu·so·ry -üsərē

Etymology: Latin praelusus (past participle of praeludere to prelude) + English -ive, -ory

: constituting or having the form of a prelude : introductory : indicating that something is to follow

a prelusive warning

• pre·lu·sive·ly -sə̇vlē or pre·lu·so·ri·ly -sərəlē adverb

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