Meanings
adjectivepræfatory (comparative more præfatory, superlative most præfatory)
comparative more præfatory · superlative most præfatory
- obsoleteObsolete spelling of prefatory.
As a concluding Note for this volume, I may introduce the following curious one from M. Genin’s præfatory Notice: […]
1846, David Dundas Scott and Jean Henri Merle d’Aubigné, History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century (Blackie and Son), volume II, book XII, page 671
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