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a
abandonment
abate
abatement
abator
abba
abdicate
abdication
abide
abortion
abortive
above
above-cited
above-mentioned
abroad
abyss
accessory
accomplice
accretion
accuse
accuser
acknowledge
acknowledged
acknowledgment
acquaint
acquit
action
acutiator
adjure
admiralty
advance
advanced
advancing
advent
advertise
advise
advocate
advocation
affidavit
affirmation
afore
aforegoing
aforehand
aforementioned
aforenamed
aforesaid
afraid
after
agape
ahead
aim
air
al
ale-bench
ale-stake
alienate
allochroite
altarage
ambitious
amend
amendment
an
analogy
ancestor
angry
annumerate
answer
ante
antecede
antecedence
antecedent
antecessor
antechamber
antecursor
antedate
antediluvian
antelucan
antemeridian
antemundane
antenicene
antenuptial
antepaschal
antepast
antepenult
anteposition
anterior
anteriority
anteroom
anticipate
anticipated
anticipating
anticipation
anticipatory
antipathy
antistrophe
antler
anxious
apophyllite
aposiopesy
apostate
appeal
appear
appetite
application
apprenticeship
approvement
apron
arbitration
archetype
argue
argument
aristotelian
arraign
arraigned
arraigning
arraignment
article
arundelian
ascension-day
ascertain
ask
assembly
assent
assizes
assure
astray
atomical
attachment
attorney
auspicate
authentical
autocratrix
avail
aversion
b
babylonics
bac
balcony
bargain
battel
be
beadle
beak
beam
beat
before
before-time
beforehand
benediction
benting-time
bereave
bespeaak
bespeaking
bethink
betimes
better
beverage
beware
beyond
bishop
blame
blancard
blench
blush
bond
bonnet
born
borough
both
bound
bountiful
brazen
breed
bride
bring
broach
broil
budget
buoy
burgess
by
c
caducous
call
camphor-tree
canonical
cap
caper
capias
capitulation
care
carnaval
castration
cause
cease
censor
census
century
certain
certify
chabasite
chance
chaos
chapelling
charge
chaste
chastity
chivalry
chrysalis
church
cider
clergy
climb
close
co-operate
coefficient
cognizable
colon
combat
come
comet
comfortable
commend
commodious
commune
communicate
complain
con
conceited
concur
condemn
condole
conductor
confess
confession
confirmation
conscience
consideration
consist
context
controversy
convene
convent
converse
conviction
cool
cordon
corn
cornet
coronary
corrupt
cote
counsel
counterguard
countermand
counterproject
court-leet
covenant
crants
crash
crave
creation
crop
crosier
cross-bearer
crush
cupping-glass
cure
curtail
dare
defraud
deliberate
depart
deport
detection
determine
did
diligent
dipyre
disarm
discover
display
dispossess
dispraise
dissipate
divulge
document
doubt
draw
draw-bridge
dream
drive
drop
due
earliness
early
earn
earnest
eclaircissement
edition
either
ejectment
eldest
emblement
embryon
emerald
en
enamor
endeavor
enough
envious
ephod
equimultiple
ere
erelong
erenow
erewhiles
erst
escape
estrapade
eustyle
ever
example
exceeding
exchange
exchequer
excise
exert
exhibition
expectation
extend
extreme
eye
face
faculty
fail
faint
faith
fall
farewell
farther
fasces
feasibility
fertile
fetus
find
first
first-created
flesh
flood
fly
foe
folkmote
for
forcing
fore-imagine
foreadmonish
foreadvise
forealledge
foreappoint
forearm
forecast
forecaster
forechosen
forecited
foredate
foredated
foredesign
foredetermine
foredoom
foreflow
forego
foregoer
foregoing
foregone
foreground
forehand
forehear
foreign
forejudge
foreknowledge
forelend
forelook
foremeant
forementioned
forenamed
forenotice
foreordain
forepast
foreprize
forepromised
forequoted
forerecited
forerun
forerunner
foresaid
foresee
foreseeing
foreseen
foreseize
foreshadow
foreshow
foresignify
foreskirt
forespurrer
forestall
forestalled
forestaller
forestalling
foretaste
foretasted
foretaster
foretasting
foreteach
foretell
forethink
forevouched
forewarn
forewarned
forewend
forewish
forlye
forward
fraction
freehold
fresh
from
front
frontbox
frugal
full
fusee
futurity
g
gammon
gangrene
gateway
gavelkind
get
godfather
grace
gracious
grain
greatness
grind
guard
gunstone
h
halcyon
hand
hang
harbinger
hardening
hardly
haughty
hazard
he
head
heart
heliacal
heliotrope
hence
her
heretofore
herself
high-place
hold
holy-thursday
holy-week
homage
hopper
humility
humor
hustings
hydromel
i
iceblink
ill
illumination
image
immature
immaturely
immemorial
impeach
improper
impropriety
improvidence
in
inca
incite
inconsiderate
incur
indication
indulge
inform
ingrain
ingratiate
inhibition
initiation
inquire
inquiry
instruct
instruction
integrity
intelligence
interlineary
interlineation
interlocution
interlocutory
interplead
interrogatory
introduce
invent
inventing
invention
inventor
invest
investment
jealousy
joy
joyful
joyous
judgment-seat
july
k
keep
landsman
lapsed
larve
last
lay
lead
learn
leet
legislature
lent
liberal
life
lightly
like
liquefaction
lit
literal
lobby
long
look
lose
love
luncheon
lunette
mace
mace-bearer
mainpernor
make
mantlet
many
marshal
marshalsea
match
matins
maundy-thursday
me
meet
memory
menial
merciful
midwife
millenarian
mine
ministerial
miscarriage
miscarry
mist
mole
mole-hill
more
morning
morning-gown
mortgage
mosk
most
mulier
murmur
must
my
neither
new
newly
news
next
nisiprius
nonage
none
notice
now
nuisance
number
nusance
o
ob
obstetric
obtend
offer
old
olympiad
on
onward
open
optic
oration
orator
origenist
outfly
outgo
outrider
over
overnight
palace-court
palm-sunday
parceling
pardon
parian
parliament
parotid
parotis
party
patient
patriarch
paunch
pause
pavan
pax
pederero
people
perceive
personally
pioneer
plaintif
plead
plot
polemoscope
pomace
portal
position
post-disseizor
posture
practicably
praecognita
praemunire
pray
pre
pre-elect
pre-eminent
pre-emption
pre-engage
pre-establish
pre-establishing
pre-establishment
pre-examine
pre-exist
pre-existence
pre-existent
preadamite
preadamitic
preamble
preambulate
preambulation
preambulatory
preapprehension
precaution
precede
preceded
precedency
precedent
precedently
precentor
precept
precession
preclude
precocious
precocity
precogitate
precognition
precompose
precomposed
precomposing
preconceive
preconceived
preconceiving
preconcert
preconcerting
preconsign
preconstitute
preconstituting
precontracting
predecease
predeceased
predesign
predestinate
predestinating
predestine
predeterminate
predetermination
predetermine
predict
predicted
predilection
predispose
predisposing
predominate
preface
prefect
prefer
preferable
preference
prefigure
prefine
prefix
prefixed
prefixing
preform
preformative
prefulgency
pregnant
pregustation
preintimation
prejudge
prejudged
prejudging
prejudicate
prejudication
prelect
prelibation
preliminary
prelude
premature
prematurely
prematurity
premeditate
premeditating
premeditation
premerit
premise
premonish
premonishing
premonstrate
premonstration
prenunciation
preobtain
preoccupancy
preoccupate
preoccupation
preoccupy
preordain
preordaining
prepare
prepense
preponderate
prepose
preposition
prepositive
preposterous
preresolved
preresolving
prerogative
presage
prescience
prescient
prescribe
presence
present
presentment
preserve
preside
presignification
presignify
prest
presume
presumptive
presuppose
pretend
pretor
pretty
prevail
prevene
prevenient
prevent
preventer
preventing
prevention
previous
previously
prevision
prewarn
prick
pride
priest
primogeniture
principle
priority
prisage
pro
probable
proboscis
prochronism
proem
proemptosis
prognosis
programma
prolepsy
prologue
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promulger
propagate
propagation
prophecy
prophetical
propolis
propound
prosecute
prosecution
prostate
proud
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provided
provision
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publisher
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purpose
push
put
pyrallolite
quern
quinquagesima
quit
quiz
race
rareripe
rashness
rath
rather
ravelin
reading
ready
reaggravation
receit
recitation
recognizance
recognize
recollect
recreate
red
redress
referee
refrain
refuge
register
regrate
rehearsal
rehearse
reimburse
relatively
remark
remember
remembrance
repass
report
represent
republication
republish
restif
restrain
retreat
reveal
revelation
reverent
rogation
rogation-week
rope
rudely
rug
run
runcinate
sackcloth
sacring-bell
said
same
satisfactory
satisfy
score
scout
scramble
scud
scudding
seducer
semi-pelagian
septuagesima
septuagint
settle
sexagesima
shall
short-sightedness
siege
sight
sigmoidal
since
sink
slice
so
sojourner
somebody
sometime
soon
soul
spodumene
spoon
spot
spring
stand
stare
start
station
statute-merchant
statute-staple
step
step-son
step-stone
stiff
stoop
strange
strive
studded
study
sub
subject
subjunctive
substantially
such
suit
superfetation
superinduce
surmise
swanimote
sweepy
sword-bearer
syllable
synalepha
syncopation
synthesis
t
table-cloth
tail
take
tally
tan
teach
tergiversation
tern
terrene
testify
testimonial
that
the
thence
there
thine
thirty
this
thought
thrice
thrust
thundrous
tical
tidings
tifore
timeless
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tower
trample
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transposal
transposition
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trial
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trunnion-ring
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untimely
upbraid
usher
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1828 Definition

BEFO'RE, prep. [be and fore, that is by fore, near the fore part.]

1. In front; on the side with the face, at any distance; used of persons.

2. In presence of, with the idea of power, authority, respect.

Abraham bowed before the people of the land. Gen.23.

Wherewithal shall I come before the Lord. Micah 6.

3. In sight of; as before the face.

4. In the presence of, noting cognizance of jurisdiction.

5. In the power of, noting the right or ability to choose or possess; free to the choice.

The world was all before them.

My land is before thee. Gen.20.

6. In front of any object; as before the house; before the fire.

7. Preceding in time.

Before I was afflicted, I went astray. Ps.119.

Before Abraham was, I am. John 8.

Here the preposition has a sentence following for an object.

8. In preference to.

And he set Ephraim before Manasseh. Gen.48.

Poverty is desirable before torments.

9. Superior; preceding in dignity.

He that cometh after me is preferred before me, for he was before me. John l.

10. Prior to; having prior right; preceding in order; as, the eldest son is before the younger in succession.

11. Previous to; in previous order; in order to.

Before this treatise can become of use, two points are necessary.

12. Before the wind, is to move in the direction of the wind by its impulse.

BEFO'RE, adv. In time preceding.

You tell me what I knew before.

1. In time preceding, to the present, or to this time; hitherto; as, tumults then arose which before were unknown.

2. Further onward in place, in progress, or in front.

Reaching forth to those things which are before. Phil.3.

3. In front; on the fore part.

The battle was before and behind. 2 Chron.13.

In some of the examples of the use of before, which Johnson places under the adverb, the word is a preposition governing a sentence; as, "Before the hills appeared." This is the real construction,however overlooked or misunderstood.

1913 Definition
Before (before)
prep.((?))
Be*fore"
[OE. beforen, biforen, before, AS. beforan; pref. be- + foran, fore, before. See Be-, and Fore.]
  1. In front of; preceding in space; ahead of; as, to stand before the fire; before the house.

    His angel, who shall go
    Before them in a cloud and pillar of fire.
    Milton.

  2. Preceding in time; earlier than; previously to; anterior to the time when; -- sometimes with the additional idea of purpose; in order that.

    Before Abraham was, I am.
    John viii. 58.

    Before this treatise can become of use, two points are necessary.
    Swift.

    * Formerly before, in this sense, was followed by that. "Before that Philip called thee . . . I saw thee." John i. 48.

  3. An advance of; farther onward, in place or time.

    The golden age . . . is before us.
    Carlyle.

  4. Prior or preceding in dignity, order, rank, right, or worth; rather than.

    He that cometh after me is preferred before me.
    John i. 15.

    The eldest son is before the younger in succession.
    Johnson.

  5. In presence or sight of; face to face with; facing.

    Abraham bowed down himself before the people.
    Gen. xxiii. 12.

    Wherewith shall I come before the Lord?
    Micah vi. 6.

  6. Under the cognizance or jurisdiction of.

    If a suit be begun before an archdeacon.
    Ayliffe.

  7. Open for; free of access to; in the power of.

    The world was all before them where to choose.
    Milton.

    Before the mast (Naut.), as a common sailor, -- because the sailors live in the forecastle, forward of the foremast. -- Before the wind (Naut.), in the direction of the wind and by its impulse; having the wind aft.

  8. On the fore part; in front, or in the direction of the front; -- opposed to in the rear.

    The battle was before and behind.
    2 Chron. xiii. 14.

  9. In advance.
    "I come before to tell you." Shak.
  10. In time past; previously; already.

    You tell me, mother, what I knew before.
    Dryden.

  11. Earlier; sooner than; until then.

    When the butt is out, we will drink water; not a drop before.
    Shak.

    * Before is often used in self-explaining compounds; as, before-cited, before-mentioned; beforesaid.


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The duties of men are summarily comprised in the Ten Commandments, consisting of two tables; one comprehending the duties which we owe immediately to God-the other, the duties we owe to our fellow men.
  




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