predate [priːˈdeɪt] ГЛАГ прх form
2. predate (to exist before something else):
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As a slightly older ship, built in 1860, she predated the widespread acceptance of composite construction, so was built of wood.
en.wikipedia.org These houses, 55 in wood and 57 in brick, predate 1846, making them among the earliest on the street.
en.wikipedia.org His original source may have predated him by several centuries.
en.wikipedia.org For example, some lycaenid larvae are taken into ant nests where they predate on ant brood and offer no services to the ants.
en.wikipedia.org The principles of homesteading and squatter's rights predate formal property laws; to a large degree, modern property law formalizes and expands these simple ideas.
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