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Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
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Prior
He has a prior engagement this evening.
Now what does it mean? Does it mean his engagement is going to happen before someone else or at first please explain.
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It is implied that he has been asked/invited to do something this evening, but he already has an earlier, or "prior", engagement, so he cannot accept.
- It is implied that he has been asked/invited to do something this evening, but he already has an earlier, or "prior", engagement, so he cannot accept.
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It is implied that he has been asked/invited to do something this evening, but he already has an earlier, or "prior", engagement, so he cannot accept.
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