Childhood
Preschool
Preschool noun - A school for children who are generally less than five years old.
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Synonyms for Preschool
Childhood and preschool are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Childhood" instead an adjective "Preschool".
Nearby Word: preschooler
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Related pairs
- juvenile and childhood
- juvenile and preschool
- original and childhood
- original and preschool
- initial and childhood
- initial and preschool
- green and childhood
- green and preschool
- callow and childhood
- callow and preschool
- unbaked and childhood
- unbaked and preschool
- little and childhood
- little and preschool
Both words in one sentence
- Childhood Friends: Midge and Anson have been best friends since they were in preschool.
Source: Series / My Family And Me - It's implied that Ron's feelings for Kim stem back to their childhood, possibly when they first met back when they were in preschool.
Source: Love at First Sight -
Childhood Friends: Guy was friends since preschool with the original Wayne, which makes it even more hilarious that she didn't notice the difference between him and the Wayne in the comic, who she just sat down next to on the bus one day.
Source: Webcomic / Two Guys and Guy
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