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prejudicial
Causing harm or disadvantage to someone.
prelate
A high-ranking member of the clergy.
preliminary
Coming before the main event.
prelims
Early tests taken before a main qualification.
prelude
An introduction to something more significant.
prem
of superior quality and price
premature
Happening too soon.
prematurely
Happening too soon or before the proper time.
premeditate
To think about an action beforehand.
premier
head of government in some countries
premiere
The first public showing of something.
premiership
the title of champion in a sports competition
premise
A basis or foundation for an argument.
premises
The land and buildings belonging to a business or organization.
premium
an extra payment added to the cost
premonition
A strong feeling about a future event.
prenatal
Relating to the period before birth.
prentice
A beginner learning a trade from a skilled worker.
preoccupation
The state of being absorbed in thoughts.
preoccupy
to hold someone's mind or attention completely
preorder
to purchase an item before it is available
preordered
bought before it is officially available
prep
To make something ready for an event.
preparation
a substance made ready for use