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beforehand
[ bih-fawr-hand, -fohr- ]
adverb
- in anticipation; in advance; ahead of time:
We should have made reservations beforehand. I hope to be beforehand with my report.
beforehand
/ ɪˈɔːˌæԻ /
adjective
- early; in advance; in anticipation
she came an hour beforehand
Word History and Origins
Origin of beforehand1
Example Sentences
Perry said beforehand: "It's an important moment for the future of commercial space travel and for humanity in general and for women all around."
Or perhaps he should have gathered more accurate information on the injury-prone Williams beforehand, which could have saved the Lakers time and afforded them the luxury of redirecting their efforts elsewhere.
"Many don't take the right equipment with them and don't check that they know what they are doing beforehand," he said.
Aspinall warned he had a shoulder injury beforehand, but there was no sign of discomfort as he saw off his Welsh opponent.
As does the decision to tell Joel the plan beforehand.
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