Opposite terms for “the aftermath of event A” and additional alternatives

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😎 What’s an opposite term for “the aftermath of event A”? (Want to express the time that happened before the event, but with a similar structure of words: “the * of event A”

🤖 The opposite term for “the aftermath of event A” could be “the precursor of event A.”

😎 Can you find more alternatives

🤖 Sure! Here are some more alternatives for “the aftermath of event A”:

1. The antecedent of event A.
2. The lead-up to event A.
3. The prelude to event A.
4. The preparatory phase of event A.
5. The preliminary period before event A.
6. The pre-event stage of event A.
7. The preceding time to event A.
8. The prior occurrence to event A.
9. The foregone conclusion of event A.
10. The run-up to event A.

These phrases can convey the idea of the time or events that happened before “event A” in a similar structure to “the aftermath of event A.”

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