Broadcast and Precede

Broadcast

Broadcast verb - To cause to be known over a considerable area or by many people.

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Precede and broadcast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Precede" instead a verb "Broadcast".

Precede verb - To go or come before in time.

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Broadcast and precede are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broadcast" instead a verb "Precede".

Nearby Words: precedent, preceding, precedence

part	broadcast part	precede part
name	broadcast name	precede name
effect	broadcast effect	precede effect
news	broadcast news	precede news
Other words: events, games, scenes.

When the gigantic titular ship needs to make sudden evasive maneuvers, they precede it with an Emergency Broadcast first.

Source: Inertial Dampening
In Orson Welles's Radio Drama adaptation of The War of the Worlds, rocket-launch explosions on the surface of Mars precede the Martian invaders' arrival by only a few minutes, as allowing any more time for their multimillion-mile journey would've run too long for the broadcast.

Source: Sci Fi Writers Have / No Sense Of Distance

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