prelusorily

adverb

Meaning

In a manner that serves as a prelude or introduction to something else.

Examples

The band played a few songs prelusorily before the headliner came on stage.
He offered a few prelusorily remarks before diving into the complex details of the project.

Synonyms: preliminarily, preparatorily, introductively

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prelusorily

adverb

Pronunciation: prɪˈluːsərɪli

Definition

In a manner that serves as a prelude or introduction to something else.

Examples

The band played a few songs prelusorily before the headliner came on stage.
He offered a few prelusorily remarks before diving into the complex details of the project.

How to Use prelusorily

prelusorily (adverb): In a way that serves as an introduction or preparation. — "The orchestra played a short piece prelusorily before the main concert began."

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