prelusion
noun
Pronunciation: /prɪˈluːʒən/
Definition
An introductory action or statement that prepares the way for a more significant event or discussion, often serving as a prelude.
Examples
The brief discussion served as a prelusion to the main negotiation.
His nervous fidgeting was a clear prelusion to his confession.
The gentle rain was a welcome prelusion to the much-needed storm.
How to Use prelusion
- prelusion to (prepositional phrase)
- An introductory action or statement that precedes and prepares for something else. — "The warm-up exercises were a prelusion to the intense training session."
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