Proleptical [adjective]

● Previous

● Fresh

● Initial

● New

● Recent

● Aboriginal

● Ancient

● Antecedent

● Antediluvian

● Antiquated

● Budding

● Original

● Preceding

● Premier

● Primal

● Prime

● Primeval

● Primitive

● Primordial

● Prior

● Pristine

● Raw

● Undeveloped

● Young

● Brand-new

● Early bird

● A bit previous

● Prevenient

● Late

● Old

● Later

● Worn

● Future

● Proleptical

● Prehistoric

● Prolepsis

● Present perfect

● Antecede

● Temporal relation

● Rhetorical device

● Future perfect

● Preterient

● Perfective aspect

● In good time

● Precedaneous

● Foretime

● Timeful

● Hyperbaton

● Indicative mood

● Anticipation

● Ephemeris time

● Precedently

● Epiploce

● Equitemporaneous

● Hypallage

● Parusia

● Bring forward

● Imperfective aspect

● Civil time

● Modal auxiliary

● Perfect tense

● Geological time

● Exponential distribution

● Figure of speech

● Demonstrative pronoun

● Anticipative

● Anticipate

● Julian calendar

● Foreholding

● Antecedent

● Prevenance

● Prenominate

● Indefinite pronoun

● Untime

● Hysteron proteron

● Relative pronoun

● Periodoscope

● Forehold

● Usualness

● Verbal noun

● Present participle

● Forethink

● Present progressive

● Active voice

● Circumduce

● Tempestive

● Time signal

● Foreguess

● Apagoge

● Hapax legomenon

● Imperative mood

● Anacoluthon

● Anticipatory

● Precurse

● Expecter

● Mean solar day

● Past perfect

● Presentive

● Period of time

● Interlapse

● Time

● Cosmic time

● Subordinate conjunction

● Archaeozoic

● Volitive

● Periodic function

● Perlocution

● Point of departure

● Time bill

● Proxime

● Presensation

● Seasonableness

● Biological time

● Antiphrasis

● Neurad

● Time of year

● Foreboder

● Epanorthosis

● Pythiad

● Hastive

● Epitasis

● Premotion

● Common noun

● Enclisis

● Ordovician period

● Precede

● Foremeant

● Syncategorematic

● Onset

● Reflexive verb

● Solar calendar

● Leap second

● Brachyology