Associations to the word «Precondition»
Noun
- Stability
- Plaintiff
- Phase
- Problem
- Weber
- Genocide
- Induction
- Membership
- Agreement
- Accession
- Logic
- Commodity
- Withdrawal
- Evaluation
- Requirement
- Peace
- Instance
- Recognition
- Application
- Justification
- Fertility
- Framework
- Superiority
- Armenia
- Minority
- Demand
- Referendum
- Input
- Israel
- Employment
- Troy
- Cell
- Equality
- Supplier
- Consequence
- Default
- Unknown
- Step
- Establishment
- Process
- Possibility
- Transition
- Statement
- Response
- Unity
- Nato
- Satisfaction
- Levy
- Rule
- Argument
- Animal
- Liberation
- Independence
- Integration
- Sion
- Scenario
- Outcome
- Relation
- Revolution
- Chaos
- Necessity
- Crusade
- Economy
- Complexity
- Freedom
- Theorem
- System
- Talk
- Action
- Consciousness
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Adverb
Wiktionary
PRECONDITION, noun. A requirement which must be satisfied before taking a course of action.
PRECONDITION, verb. (medicine) (biology) To condition in advance
Dictionary definition
PRECONDITION, noun. An assumption on which rests the validity or effect of something else.
PRECONDITION, noun. An assumption that is taken for granted.
PRECONDITION, noun. A condition that is a prerequisite.
PRECONDITION, verb. Put into the required condition beforehand.
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