Ahead of and Heretofore

Ahead of

Ahead of preposition - Earlier than.
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Heretofore and ahead of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Heretofore" instead an adjective phrase "Ahead of".

Heretofore

Heretofore adverb - Up to this or that time.

Ahead of and heretofore are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ahead of" instead an adjective "Heretofore".

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  • Series / Law & Order: UK Not to mention that he's ruined his own life—he'd heretofore been a solid university student with a bright future ahead of him, but is now facing life in prison.
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