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Preparative

adjective
1.
Preceding and preparing for something.  Synonyms: preparatory, propaedeutic.






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"Preparative" Quotes from Famous Books



... to obedience, that is before faith, or the understanding of the gospel, is so far off from being an excellent preparative, or good qualification for faith, and the knowledge of the gospel, that in its own nature, which is more than in its consequences, it ...
— The Works of John Bunyan • John Bunyan

... talked of: they say, they left Lord M. and his two sisters talking of nothing else but of those presents and settlements, how most to do you honour, the greater in proportion for the indignities you have suffered; and of changing of names by act of parliament, preparative to the interest they will all join to make to get the titles to go where the bulk of the estate must go, at my Lord's death, which they apprehend to be nearer than they wish. Nor doubt they of a thorough reformation in ...
— Clarissa, Volume 7 • Samuel Richardson



Words linked to "Preparative" :   preceding, preparatory, propaedeutic, prepare



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