previously

UK /ˈpɹiːvi.əsli/ US /ˈpɹivi.əsli/
adv 3

Collocations

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ADJ.

done, earlier, epileptic, fast, hot, known, later, shut

He had been epileptic previously, but the medication seemed to be working well now.

VERB + PREVIOUSLY

arrived, dug, say, sent, sentence, trigger, went

The police had previously arrested him for a similar crime in 2015.

PREVIOUSLY + NOUN

case, fate, mechanic, people, problems, species, symptoms, water

The mechanic discovered a fault that had never been reported in previously documented cases.

PREP.

in, off, since, than, with

She had worked in that office previously, so she knew exactly where everything was.

ADV.

nearly, probably

She had probably visited that restaurant previously, but she couldn't quite remember it.

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