beforehand in Latin
beforehand in Latin is antea — beforehand means in advance; ahead of the time something is needed or expected to happen.
beforehand in Latin
antea
At an earlier or preceding time.
What does "beforehand" mean?
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adverb In advance; ahead of the time something is needed or expected to happen.
"It's much easier if you prepare the ingredients beforehand."
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beforehand in a sentence
- It's much easier if you prepare the ingredients beforehand.
- Let us know beforehand if you plan to bring a guest.
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What is "beforehand" in Latin?
"beforehand" in Latin is antea. beforehand means: In advance; ahead of the time something is needed or expected to happen.
How do you use "beforehand" in a sentence?
Example: "It's much easier if you prepare the ingredients beforehand." In Latin, "beforehand" is antea.
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