pre-existing Antonyms
Meaning of pre-existing
pre-existing (s)
existing previously or before something
pre-existing Sentence Examples
- 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.
FAQs About the word pre-existing
existing previously or before something
previous, original, initial, preceding, precedent, premature, antecedent, preliminary, anterior, early
ultimate, final, latest, terminal, ultimate, terminal, late, final, latter, late
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.
