Correct spellings for PRESUDE
- pre side
- precede Breakfast will precede the morning meeting tomorrow.
- prelude The soft, melodic prelude played by the orchestra signaled the beginning of the ballet.
- presage
- preside The vice-president will preside over today's meeting in the absence of the president.
- Presided The judge presided over the jury during the trial, maintaining an atmosphere of impartiality and fairness.
- presides The judge presides over the courtroom and makes final decisions on legal matters.
- pressure My apprentice was under a lot of pressure to finish the project on time.
- presume I presume it is going to rain today.
- presumed The presumed culprit was arrested after the police found incriminating evidence.
- prude She was considered a prude because she always wore conservative clothing and didn't drink alcohol.
- reside I currently reside in a small town in upstate New York.
