- liminary
- lim·i·nary
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liminary
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liminary — /ˈlɪmɪnəri/ (say liminuhree) adjective Rare introductory, as of matter at the beginning of a book. {French liminaire, from Late Latin liminaris of or relating to a threshhold} …
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postliminary — post·liminary … English syllables
