Definition of Preapplied

1. preapply [v] - See also: preapply

Lexicographical Neighbors of Preapplied

preanalytical
preanesthetic
preannounce
preannounced
preannouncement
preannouncements
preannounces
preannouncing
preantepenult
preantepenultimate
preantepenultimates
preanthesis
preaortic
preapennine
preapocalyptic
preapplied (current term)
preapplies
preapply
preapplying
preappoint
preappointed
preappointing
preappointment
preappoints
preapprehension
preapprehensions
preapproval
preapprovals
preapprove
preapproved

Literary usage of Preapplied

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Therapeutic Gazette (1894)
"All the sutures should be preapplied or tied beforehand to one of the pieces of tubing, with threaded needles in each of the opposite loops, ..."

2. Fifteen Years' Sport and Life in the Hunting Grounds of Western America and by William Adolph Baillie-Grohman (1900)
"... instead of Mazama, " this [latter] name having been preapplied to Oris or Capra montana, Ord, by Rafinesque." Almost as many specific as generic names ..."

3. Mathews' Medical Quarterly (1894)
"All the sutures should be preapplied or tied beforehand to one of the pieces of tubing, with threaded needles in each of the opposite loops, ..."

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