Prior synonyms

Anterior, advance, and antecedent are all synonyms for prior. Later and subsequent are antonyms of prior. And here are 12 another word for prior.

Another word for prior

  • Advance
  • Antecedent
  • Anterior
  • Earlier
  • Foregoing
  • Initial
  • Preceding
  • Preliminary
  • Preparatory
  • Previous
  • Precedent

Prior synonyms statistics

The adjective "prior" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 3 synonyms with 7 letters, 2 synonyms with 8 letters, 2 synonyms with 9 letters, 1 synonym with 10 letters, and 2 synonyms with 11 letters, for a total of 10 synonyms for prior.

Prior sentences

We discussed this prior to meeting.

She had prior experience in marketing.

Please notify us prior to arrival.

His prior commitments prevented him attending.


Similar to prior

Word Opposites Synonyms
Deprive Provide, bestow Bankrupt, bereave
Deprived Fortunate, wealthy Disadvantaged, underprivileged
Warrior Pacifist, coward Fighter, soldier
Priceless Worthless, cheap Of incalculable value/worth, of inestimable value/worth
In private In public, openly In secret, secretly
Private Open, public Personal, one's own
Inferior Superior, senior Lower in status, lesser
Criterion Guess, conjecture Basis, point of reference
Primarily Secondarily, incidentally First and foremost, first
Period Continuation, interruption Time, spell
Inappropriate Appropriate, suitable Unsuitable, unfitting
Principle Indulgence, exception Truth, proposition
Scenario Reality, certainty Plot, outline
Curiosity Indifference, apathy Inquisitiveness, interest
Primary Secondary, subordinate Main, chief
Behavior Inaction , stillness Conduct, way of behaving
Privilege Disadvantage, burden Advantage, right
Priority Triviality, neglect Prime concern, first concern
Pride Modesty, humility Pleasure, joy
Mysterious Clear, obvious Puzzling, strange
Superior Inferior, junior, worse, low-quality, downmarket Higher-ranking, higher-level
Surprise Unsurprising, predictable Shock, bolt from/out of the blue
Various Similar, uniform, same, identical Numerous, many
Serious Trivial, unimportant, superficial Important, significant