pre-existing (Meaning)

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pre-existing (s)

existing previously or before something

The patient's pre-existing condition made the surgery more complex.
The doctor advised the patient to manage their pre-existing diabetes before undergoing the procedure.
The pre-existing contract between the two parties was binding despite the recent changes.
The researcher acknowledged the pre-existing literature on the topic before conducting their study.
The lawyer discovered a pre-existing lien on the property, complicating the sale process.
The pre-existing relationship between the landlord and tenant made the rent negotiations more amicable.
The pre-existing damage to the vehicle reduced its value significantly.
The pre-existing knowledge of the software allowed the employee to quickly adapt to the new system.
The pre-existing infrastructure provided a solid foundation for the development of the new project.
The pre-existing evidence strongly supported the claim that the defendant was guilty.

existing previously or before something

initial, preceding,previous, precedent, original, premature, inaugural, anterior, early,prior

ultimate, last,advanced, latest, latter, final, last, advanced, late, ultimate

The patient's pre-existing condition made the surgery more complex.

The doctor advised the patient to manage their pre-existing diabetes before undergoing the procedure.

The pre-existing contract between the two parties was binding despite the recent changes.

The researcher acknowledged the pre-existing literature on the topic before conducting their study.