Definition of Preestablished

1. Verb. (past of preestablish) ¹

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Definition of Preestablished

1. preestablish [v] - See also: preestablish

Lexicographical Neighbors of Preestablished

preengages
preengaging
preening
preeningly
preenings
preenrollment
preens
preequilibrated
preequilibrium
preerect
preerected
preerecting
preerects
prees
preestablish
preestablished (current term)
preestablishes
preestablishing
preestablishment
preeternity
preethical
preeve
preeved
preeves
preeving
preexamination
preexaminations
preexamine
preexamined
preexamines

Literary usage of Preestablished

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

1. Systematic Theology by Charles Hodge (1873)
"... and for the apparent action of the one on the other, Leibnitz adopted the theory of a preestablished harmony. God created two independent worlds, ..."

2. Modern Thought and the Crisis in Belief by Robert Mark Wenley (1909)
"LECTURE V THE preestablished DISCORD As we approach our further enquiry, let me say at once that I do not intend to elaborate a critical argument. ..."

3. The Southern Review by Albert Taylor Bledsoe, Methodist Episcopal Church, South (1871)
"But, observe, our author only says, ' a sort of " preestablished harmony",' without ... It is, however, a preestablished harmony between body and soul, ..."

4. Posthumous Tracts by Emanuel Swedenborg (1847)
"replies, that harmony exists, that there is such a thing, and that God has preestablished it between the soul and the body. In this way he dams the stream ..."

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