"Prevenient" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Prevenient" Meaning

Coming before others in time, priority.

Example: "The college was prevenient in opening a new playground for the students."

OR

Existent before a particular time, situation, or event.

Example: "It was usual that she believed in a prevenient soul, and that each person had one before birth."

"Prevenient" Examples

Usage Examples for "Prevenient"

| Example | Part of Speech | Sentence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Noun | The prevenient night had made the stars visible with a clarity that was a sight to behold. |
| Adjective | The prevenient winds made the flight conditions ideal for the planes to take off. |
| Adjective | With her prevenient experience in management, Sarah was chosen as the head of the new department. |
| Adjective | The prevenient success of several projects has invested the company with great confidence in its abilities. |
| Adjective | The new security system with its prevenient alarm feature has been a game-changer in preventing break-ins. |