usually precede

Frequency: 7.916.5 per million words

To happen before something in most situations.

precedeADVERB + precede

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usually

Examples (10)

  • A calm period usually precedes a major breakthrough.
  • Significant policy changes usually precede economic shifts.
  • A thorough investigation should usually precede any legal action.
  • In nature, spring usually precedes summer.
  • Many successful ventures are usually preceded by careful planning.
  • A brief introduction usually precedes the main presentation.
  • Periods of intense study usually precede important exams.
  • The national anthem usually precedes the start of the game.
  • A cold front usually precedes a drop in temperature.
  • Major historical events usually precede significant societal changes.