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Definitions from the WebTerm: Placed BeforePart of Speech: Prepositional phrase, Verb, Adverb Sense 1 (Prepositional phrase): Description: The phrase "placed before" refers to the action of arranging or positioning something in front of another object or person. Example sentence 1: The book was placed before her on the table. Example sentence 2: He placed the trophy before the judges for evaluation. Example sentence 3: The artist carefully placed the vase before the canvas to paint its intricate details. Sense 2 (Verb): Description: When used as a verb, "placed before" indicates the act of presenting, submitting, or offering something to someone for consideration or decision. Example sentence 1: The lawyer placed strong evidence before the jury to support her client's innocence. Example sentence 2: Please place your requests before the deadline for us to process them accordingly. Example sentence 3: The team placed their proposal before the board of directors in hopes of securing funding for their project. Sense 3 (Adverb): Description: As an adverb, "placed before" means something or someone positioned earlier or given greater priority. Example sentence 1: The guest of honor was placed before all other guests at the head of the table. Example sentence 2: The safety of the workers is always placed before any other considerations in this company. Example sentence 3: The urgent tasks were placed before the routine ones to ensure timely completion. Possible Related Products: | ||||
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