precederemo

Precederemo is the first-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb precedere, meaning “we will precede” or “we will come before.” The verb precedere itself comes from Latin praecedere, built from prae meaning “before” and cedere meaning “to go, yield.” In modern Italian, precedere is a regular -ere verb, and its conjugation follows standard patterns for this class. The key forms include io precedo, tu precedi, lui/lei precede, noi precederemo, voi precederete, loro precederanno.

The form precederemo is used to indicate that the subject will occur before another event, action, or reference point, or to signal priority in ordering. It can appear in formal, technical, or argumentative writing, as well as in speeches or planning documents, where sequencing or precedence needs to be stated clearly.

Usage notes and nuances: precedere expresses temporal precedence or hierarchical ordering, rather than physical containment or causation. It can convey strategic timing, such as scheduling, or establish a sequence in a discussion or plan. In some contexts, it may be followed by an object (what will come before) or by a clause describing the upcoming action.

Examples:

- Precederemo l’apertura ufficiale con una breve relazione.

- Il nuovo regolamento precederà le norme attuali.

See also: precedere, precedenza, precedentemente.