predating (Meaning)
predating
antedate sense 1, to prey on (something or someone), antedate
Synonyms & Antonyms of predating
predating Sentence Examples
- The discovery of ancient fossils predating the dinosaurs has revolutionized our understanding of prehistoric life.
- The predating toxins found in certain plants can cause severe illness if ingested.
- The extinct saber-toothed tiger was a formidable predator, predating on large herbivores.
- The study of predator-prey relationships helps ecologists understand the balance of ecosystems.
- The predating behavior of lions has been observed and documented by wildlife filmmakers.
- The use of predating tactics in warfare has been debated throughout history.
- The ancient shark species Carcharocles megalodon was a marine apex predator, predating on whales and other large prey.
- The predating habits of wolves have been a subject of fascination and study for centuries.
- The invention of fire allowed humans to predate on animals that were previously inaccessible.
- Predating fossils provide valuable insights into the evolution and extinction of species.
FAQs About the word predating
antedate sense 1, to prey on (something or someone), antedate
preceding, preexisting,antedating,foregoing, anteceding
postdating,following, succeeding,,
The discovery of ancient fossils predating the dinosaurs has revolutionized our understanding of prehistoric life.
The predating toxins found in certain plants can cause severe illness if ingested.
The extinct saber-toothed tiger was a formidable predator, predating on large herbivores.
The study of predator-prey relationships helps ecologists understand the balance of ecosystems.
