preparatory in Latin
preparatory in Latin is praeparatorius — preparatory means done as preparation; serving to get something or someone ready.
preparatory in Latin
praeparatorius
Of or pertaining to preparation, having the purpose of making something or someone ready, preparative.
What does "preparatory" mean?
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adjective Done as preparation; serving to get something or someone ready.
"She took a preparatory course before starting medical school."
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- She took a preparatory course before starting medical school.
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What is "preparatory" in Latin?
"preparatory" in Latin is praeparatorius. preparatory means: Done as preparation; serving to get something or someone ready.
How do you use "preparatory" in a sentence?
Example: "She took a preparatory course before starting medical school." In Latin, "preparatory" is praeparatorius.
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