precondition
Speech parts
1. precondition - Noun
2. precondition - Verb
Meaning
A previous or antecedent condition; a preliminary condition.
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Access to the source code is a precondition for this.
After French victories knocked the Netherlands out of the war, the British offered reasonable peace terms and made the expulsion of Charles from France a precondition of negotiations.
And these are the kind of people that need redemption and transformation as a precondition for transactions to help.
A reporter for NBC News that the protesters were paid signature-gatherers for the campaign’s effort in Arizona and that showing up was a precondition for them to get paid for their work.
As a precondition to Cuba's independence, the United States demanded that this amendment be approved fully and without changes by the Constituent Assembly as an appendix to the new constitution.
Clean eating is a precondition to being able to work out effectively, so typical college student meals like sugary cereal and packaged ramen noodles probably aren’t going to cut it.