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precedent noun. C2 [C] an âaction, âsituation, or âdecision that has already âhappened and can be used as a âreason why a âsimilar âaction or âdecision should be âperformed or made: There are several precedents for âpromoting âpeople who don't have âformal âqualifications.
early 15c., case which may be taken as a rule in similar cases, from Middle French precedent, noun use of an adjective, from Latin praecedentum (nominative praecedens), present participle of praecedere go before (see precede). Meaning thing or person that goes before another is attested from mid-15c. As an adjective in English from c.1400. As a verb meaning to furnish with a precedent from 1610s, now only in past participle precedented.