Answer:
1. Predate: Exist or occur at a date earlier than something. "They predate the Balance by several thousand years."
2. Pretend: Speak and act so as to make it appear that something is the case when in fact it is not. "My kid keeps pretending he's a bird."
3. Pretext: a reason given in justification of a course of action that is not the real reason. "Jackson used his sore finger as a pretext for not going to school."
4. Premier: first in importance, order, or position. "Currently, Justin Beiber is Spotify's premier artist."
5. Present: Existent is the current time. "The doctor must be present in order to commence the surgery."
6. Percise: The exact marking of somthing. "The quarterback was very percise with his throws."
7. Prevail: To prove more powerful than others. "The Blue team prevailed over the Red team."
8. Precede: Going infront of something. "We will precede slowly to not attract attention."
9. Preheat: Heating something beforehand. "I preheated the oven for the roast."
10. Preview: Viewing something before it is bought. "I got to preview the cloths because I wasn't sure if they fit."
