preliminaries
Meaning
of Preliminary
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
However, fortunately for Charles VI Fleury was determined to limit the scope of the war, and in October 1735 he granted generous peace preliminaries to the Emperor.
Campaign rallies are often front-loaded with preliminaries and testimonials from area bigwigs.
Excluding the preliminaries and the one extract, the three volumes of the English edition came to 927 pages Tanselle (1988), 685 and the single American volume to 635 pages.
Rudd was timed in 57.39 seconds in the 100-yard breaststroke preliminaries, finishing seventh and beating his seed time by 0.15.
All three athletes advanced from the preliminaries to the semi-finals.
In the event, the top 16 moved on from the preliminaries, with places 9-16 clinching All-American honorable mention status.