Prelude

B2 8+
Synonyms Antonyms Collocations Idiomatic Expressions

Synonyms of prelude

opening
introduction
prologue

Antonyms of prelude

conclusion
epilogue
postlude

Collocations of prelude

musical prelude
Frequency: 80 %

The concert began with a beautiful musical prelude.

prelude to war
Frequency: 70 %

The diplomatic talks were seen as a prelude to war.

prelude to success
Frequency: 60 %

His hard work and dedication were just a prelude to success.

emotional prelude
Frequency: 50 %

The heartfelt speech served as an emotional prelude to the ceremony.

prelude to happiness
Frequency: 40 %

Their laughter and joy were a prelude to happiness.

Idiomatic Expressions for prelude

  • Phrase: a prelude to disaster
    Meaning: a warning sign or indication that something bad is about to happen
    Usage: The sudden drop in sales was seen as a prelude to disaster for the struggling company.