Adjective:

प्राथमिक,

anticipatorily's Usage Examples:

though, Feng was detecting signs that he might be in trouble, and anticipatorily wrote a final submission to Emperor Xuanzong, warning him about An"s.

Eye movements can be guided anticipatorily by linguistic input, where if an item in the scene is presented verbally.

The annual plan of 1949 year was completed by this voyage anticipatorily.

Despite these subtle logical problems, it is quite common to anticipatorily use the term definition (without apostrophes) for "definitions" of this.

The brains of animals can anticipatorily learn to control cell level physiology such as immunity through Pavlovian.

translated "wine", but the two are also rarely, and perhaps figuratively or anticipatorily, used to refer to freshly pressed non-alcoholic juice.

perceived adverse impact of the examination on minorities, the State anticipatorily sought to avoid litigation it assumed minority candidates would bring.

shown that while listening to the verb in a sentence, comprehenders anticipatorily move their eyes to the picture of the verb"s likely direct object (e.