a pri·o·ri 
(ä′ prē-ôrē, ā′ prī-ôrī)
(ä′ prē-ôrē, ā′ prī-ôrī)adj.
1. Proceeding from a known or assumed cause to a necessarily related effect; deductive.
2.
a. Derived by or designating the process of reasoning without reference to particular facts or experience.
b. Knowable without appeal to particular experience.
3. Made before or without examination; not supported by factual study.
[Medieval Latin ā priōrī : Latin ā, from + Latin priōrī, ablative of prior, former.]
a′ pri·ori adv.
a′ pri·ori·ty (-ôrĭ-tē, -ŏr-) n.
- give chase
- give ear
- give free/full rein to
- give free rein to
- give full rein to
- give gimme five
- give ground
- give in
- give it to
- give/lendan ear
- give me five
- give me/gimme five
- given
- Givenchy
- given name
- give of
- give off
- give or take
- give out
- give over
- giver
- give rise to
- give (someone) a hard time
- give someone a hard time
- give someone a piece of mind