prevenient
11prevenient — pre|ve|ni|ent Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …
12prevenient — adj. antecedent, preceding; anticipatory, anticipating, in anticipation …
13prevenient — [prɪ vi:nɪənt] adjective formal preceding; antecedent. Origin C17: from L. praevenient , praevenire come before , from prae before + venire come …
14prevenient — a. 1. Preliminary, prefatory, antecedent, initiatory, introductory, going before, preceding. 2. Preventing, preventive …
15prevenient — pre·ven·ient …
16prevenient — pre•ven•ient [[t]prɪˈvin yənt[/t]] adj. 1) coming before; antecedent 2) anticipatory • Etymology: 1600–10; < L praevenient (s. of praeveniēns) coming before, prp. of praevenīre to anticipate pre•ven′ience, n …
17prevenient — /prəˈvinjənt/ (say pruh veenyuhnt) adjective 1. coming before; antecedent. 2. anticipatory. {Latin praeveniens, present participle} –prevenance /ˈprɛvənəns/ (say prevuhnuhns), prevenience /prəˈvinjəns/ (say pruh veenyuhns), noun …
18prevenient — a. preceding; anticipating; having foresight; preventing. ♦ prevenience, n …
19prevenient — adj. formal preceding something else. Etymology: L praeveniens pres. part of praevenire (as PREVENT) …
20prevenient grace — divine grace operating on the human will prior to its turning to God. [1660 70] * * * …
