How to pronounce “pre mortem”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative spelling of premortem.

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

primordium, bremerton, premium, preordain, primordia, pronotum, praetorium, pretorium, promoting, premiering, purporting, freemartin, pine marten, primetime, prime time, praetorian, premarital, premotion, primera, perinium, pretorian, palmerton, prime-time, premodern, premorse, pomatum