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antecessor

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an·te·ces·sor  (nt-ssr)
n.
One who precedes; a predecessor.
[Middle English antecessour, forebear, from Latin antecessor, forerunner, predecessor in office, from antecessus, past participle of antecdere, to go before; see antecede.]
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