antepone (Meaning)
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antepone (v. t.)
To put before; to prefer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of antepone
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
antepone Sentence Examples
- Sarah tends to antepone her work deadlines, preferring to complete tasks ahead of schedule.
- The team decided to antepone the meeting to accommodate the CEO's early availability.
- As a responsible student, Jack always tries to antepone his study sessions before exams.
- The chef advised his staff to antepone the preparation of the main course to ensure a timely and seamless dining experience.
- In order to avoid traffic, Lisa chose to antepone her morning commute by leaving home earlier.
- The company's policy encourages employees to antepone safety measures in the workplace.
- Amanda tends to antepone grocery shopping on weekdays to avoid the weekend rush at the supermarket.
- The project manager advised the team to antepone testing the software to identify and fix any potential issues in advance.
- John decided to antepone his vacation plans in order to assist his team during a critical project phase.
- The teacher reminded the students to antepone submitting their assignments before the deadline to avoid any penalties.
FAQs About the word antepone
To put before; to prefer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sarah tends to antepone her work deadlines, preferring to complete tasks ahead of schedule.
The team decided to antepone the meeting to accommodate the CEO's early availability.
As a responsible student, Jack always tries to antepone his study sessions before exams.
The chef advised his staff to antepone the preparation of the main course to ensure a timely and seamless dining experience.
