Therebefore
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adverb
Quick meaning: Therebefore is an adverb meaning Before that time.
Meaning
Before that time.
More Meanings
- Before that (the thing aforementioned).
Example Sentences
Now with the train of her handmaids paced to the minster the Queen— But lo, cometh Kriemhild the lovely, a very glory-sheen, With maidens three-and-forty, which had fared with her unto Rhine: In loveliest loomwork, woven in Araby, did they shine. So royally swept the maidens up to the minster-door; And for her the vassals of Siegfried were waiting therebefore.
[Claim—] 4. In [an] apparatus of the character described, in combination, a plurality of pairs of stretching rollers each of which rotates at a higher peripheral speed than the pair before, and a coiling device in series therewith, said coiling device including a roller operating upon the belt driven at a peripheral speed of not less than that of the stretching roller immediately therebefore.
Word Forms
- therebeforn
- therebiforn
Antonyms for therebefore
Common opposites include thereafter.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include precedently, beforehand, herebefore, before-hand, toforetime, earlier.
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