Antecedent
The antecedent [ antəˈʦeːdɛns ] or the antecedent [ antəʦeˈdɛnʦ ] ( Latin antecedens "the preceding", "cause") stands for:
- Antecedent , reason, requirement, cause, condition of an event or decision (rarely) as opposed to consequence , see causality
- Antecedence (geology) , a river is forced to cut into it by the sustained uplift of a ridge running perpendicular to the direction of flow
- Antecedent (grammar) , that which a pronoun refers to
- Antecedent (logic) , condition part (“if” part) of an implication
See also
Wiktionary: Antezedens - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations