prefixed

as inattach
as inpreface
as insubjoin

Synonyms for prefixed

verb join, fasten

Antonyms for prefixed

Word Origin & History

1640s, from Latin praefixum, noun use of neuter past participle of praefigere "fix in front, fasten on before," from prae "before" (see pre-) + root of figere "to fasten, fix" (see fix (v.)).

Example Sentences forprefixed

The name was commonplace, Wilkins, but was prefixed by the more unusual Feodor.

It was the first time in his life that he had seen "Mr." prefixed to his name.

So he made ready for the feast, and a day was prefixed when they should be wedded.

To the Reader, prefixed to translation of Eclogues of Mantuan, 1567.

He frowned at this a moment, then prefixed another word, making it "My Antonia."

References to supplementary sources are prefixed to each chapter.

The argument is sufficiently shown by what is prefixed to this poem.

Harrison, Description of England prefixed to Holinshed, chap.

Prefixed to an edition in one volume published by Spiers, 1840.

To the second edition was prefixed the following Introduction.