PREREVOLUTIONARY

Meaning of PREREVOLUTIONARY in English

(|)prē+ adjective

Etymology: pre- + revolutionary

: of or belonging to a time before a revolution ; specifically : of or belonging to the time before the American Revolution

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PREREVOLUTIONARY — adj.
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PREREVOLUTIONARY — дореволюционный
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PREREVOLUTIONARY — дореволюционный
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PREREVOLUTIONARY — дореволюционный дореволюционный
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PREREVOLUTIONARY — дореволюционный
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