preclose
/priːˈkləʊz/verb
[with object] = foreclose.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in State Papers Henry VIII. From pre- + close.
- aesculin
- aesculine
- Aesop
- Aesopic
- Aesopically
- Aesopism
- aesthesia
- aesthesic
- aesthesics
- aesthesiogenic
- aesthesiometer
- aesthesis
- aesthete
- aesthetic
- aesthetical
- aesthetically
- aesthetic distance
- aesthetician
- aestheticisation
- aestheticism
- aestheticist
- aestheticization
- aestheticize
- aesthetic-looking
- Aesthetic Movement