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prelude (verb), preludes; preluded; preluding
1. To introduce an event, especially that which is longer and more important: The dark clouds are preluding a severe storm.
3. Etymology: from Latin praeludere, "to play before"; from pre-,"before" + ludere, "to play".
A good education and proper training are preluding Jim to a good career.
2. To introduce a piece of music prior to a bigger composition: The pianist preluded Wilhelm Richard Wagner's opera with a short Frédéric François Chopin presentation.3. Etymology: from Latin praeludere, "to play before"; from pre-,"before" + ludere, "to play".
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“preluding”
prelude (verb), preludes; preluded; preluding
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