Synonyms for pre-existing
pre-exist·ing

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1. preexistent, pre-existent, preexisting, pre-existingadjective

   existing previously or before something

   "variations on pre-existent musical themes"

   Synonyms:
   preexisting, preexistent, pre-existent

   Antonyms:
   subsequent

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1. pre-made

   something that already exists

   we discovered the plans weren't original, they were pre-existing

   Submitted by rinat on August 14, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "pre-existing":

   preexisting, existing, previous

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1. Mike Braun:

   While Hoosier premiums doubled and all but two insurers fled Indiana on Senator Donnelly's watch, Mike Braun delivered solutions by taking on the insurance companies, holding premiums steady for 10 years running and covering pre-existing conditions before it was cool.

2. Bill Nelson:

   I look forward to meeting with the president's nominee in the coming weeks to discuss his views on several important issues such as protecting women's rights, guaranteeing access to health care for those with pre-existing conditions and protecting the right to vote, just to name a few, i will make my decision after that.

3. Liz James:

   I can assure you John will always protect everyone with pre-existing conditions, and Senator Gary Peters, please leave children like Liz James in the ad out of your campaign.

4. Darrell Issa:

   In return for not having pre-existing conditions not be grounds for refusal or high pay, we're going to have to say to people, 'You've got to continuously be fiscally responsible, if you're choosing a lifestyle where you're saying, 'I can afford everything except healthcare ... '.

5. Michael Baden:

   In the normal course, autopsieswould then determine whether the person died of the effects of the COVID virus, whether the person had a brain tumor or brain hemorrhage for example that might be unrelated to it and what the relativesignificance of both the infection and the pre-existing disease is.