Synonym: introduction, preamble, preliminary. Similar words: deface, defaced, lose face, putrefaction, face to face, forefather, de facto, artefact. Meaning: ['prefəs] 
n. a short introductory essay preceding the text of a book. v. furnish with a preface or introduction.
n. a short introductory essay preceding the text of a book. v. furnish with a preface or introduction. 
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31. In the preface, the editor of the catalogue makes it clear that only a representative selection of coins is listed.
32. I must preface my remarks about school performance by stating that school provision in general is extremely good in my borough of Bexley.
33. In this preface Miller apologised for alterations and additions which would render previous editions of inferior value.
34. After four years of anguish, Forster wrote a preface to it and a small firm, Wishart Booles, issued it.
35. In his preface to the book, Mr Zhang emerges as some one with a strong view on the right way forward.
36. The final point by way of preface is that it is a mistake to assume that all black people are deprived.
37. Storni reacted to this type of hostility in the brief preface with which she introduced the second edition of El dulce dano.
38. It was mentioned in the preface that a number of written questions were put to academics as part of this study.
39. Once again the Preface provides a useful commentary by the author on his previous works and the reason for promoting the current one.
40. In his preface Green acknowledges that this is a book he hopes to update with contributions from the floor.
41. All of these survive, except for the commentary on the Psalter and the preface.
42. Preface: Mankind creates building, constructed to remould mankind again!
43. That book has a preface, not a foreword.
44. Five chapters are included except preface and summarise.
45. This book has a preface written by the author.
46. That dictionary has a preface, not a foreword.
47. SingSong chorus's wonderful singing opened the preface of the commencement.
48. Combine to concretely stipulate each complete date of work preface by the form of production process form.
49. Always, there are some things in us. They compose us and also dissimilate us. " (The Preface."
50. The problm of organization, especially the debate between alphabetical order and thematic or scientific order, preoccupied Diderot in the preface to the Encyclopedie.
51. The preface of the ADA sets the nation's goals regarding individuals with disabilities as assuring "equality of opportunity, full participation, independent living, and economic self-sufficiency."
52. This article include the preface, the text, the epilogue and the postscript.
53. There are 4 chapters in this article including the preface and epilogue:The first chapter is the summarize about the burden of proof system for medical malpractice.
54. The thesis includes three parts, preface, main body ,[http://sentencedict.com/preface.html] and concluding remarks.
55. The preface of the book includes an account of the author's life.
56. Preface - introducing problems, focal points and new points and approaches in this thesis. II.
57. Except for a brief preface expressing a general debt to "books and articles by and on Modjeska, " Ms. Sontag did not specifically acknowledge her sources.
58. The subject has been referred to cursorily in the preface.
59. The preface gives an outline about the general study of anti-opium movement and the main idea of the article.
60. Last year the autumn, gentleman is stingy holds friend in the palm to write his newly " Chen Duxiu past " press proof gives Gong Yozhi the gentleman, ask Mr Gong preface.
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