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Precondition

usgb/ˌpriːkənˈdɪʃn/Volume
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Conditional NecessityPlay
The term implies that something else cannot start or happen unless the 'precondition' is met first. SlideHaving a valid passport is a precondition for international travel.
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Often FormalPlay
Commonly used in formal contexts such as contracts, rules, and technical plans. SlideThe contract states the preconditions for the sale of the property.
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Implicit HierarchyPlay
It indicates a hierarchy of actions or events where the precondition is a fundamental first step. SlideWorker training is a precondition for the factory opening.