Associations to the word «Prequel»
Noun
- Ascension
- Endeavour
- Woo
- Disney
- Dominion
- Gurney
- Gibbons
- Marvel
- Zulu
- Film
- Indra
- Mcgregor
- Ds
- Gladiator
- Universe
- Story
- Diary
- Antagonist
- Vegas
- Ga
- Twin
- Eater
- Star
- Kahn
- Dracula
- Joker
- Thor
- Gangster
- Assassin
- Chronicle
- Blackout
- Sorcerer
- Vaughn
- Character
- Depicting
- Mini
- Ellie
- Avalon
- Serve
- Thriller
- Superhero
- Timeline
- Chaos
- Scarecrow
- Gable
- Dvd
- Slater
- Anthology
- Dawn
- Halloween
- Cassie
- Premiere
- Script
- Freddie
- Monster
- Theft
- Massacre
- Ninja
- War
- Anderson
- Hallmark
- Cinematographer
- Episode
- Snap
- Bates
- Dragoon
- 3d
- Ape
- Ark
- Rodney
- Rapture
- Ginger
- Origin
- Peak
- Ivory
- Vii
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
PREQUEL, noun. (narratology) In a series of works, an installment that is set chronologically before its predecessor, especially the original narrative or (perhaps improper usage) any narrative work with at least one sequel.
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