typically precede

Frequency: 7.311.0 per million words

To happen before something in a way that is characteristic or usual.

precedeADVERB + precede

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Examples (10)

  • Periods of economic growth typically precede inflation.
  • A warm-up routine should typically precede any strenuous exercise.
  • Major policy changes are typically preceded by extensive public debate.
  • In nature, calm waters typically precede a storm.
  • The national anthem will typically precede the main event at the ceremony.
  • Customer feedback typically precedes product improvements.
  • His apologies typically precede a request for a favor.
  • Significant scientific breakthroughs typically precede technological advancements.
  • A period of reflection might typically precede making an important decision.
  • These symptoms typically precede the onset of the illness.