The meaning of PRECENT is to act as precentor : lead a choir or congregation in singing.

PRECENT definition: to lead as a precentor in singing. See examples of precent used in a sentence.

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Definition of 'precent' precent in British English (priːˈsɛnt ) verb (in the Christian Church) to lead the congregation's singing (of)

Mar 12, 2021 · precent (third-person singular simple present precents, present participle precenting, simple past and past participle precented) (intransitive) To act as precentor, leading songs or prayers …

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precent (priːˈsɛnt) vb (Ecclesiastical Terms) (in the Christian Church) to lead the congregation's singing (of)

Origin and history of precent precent (v.) "to lead others in singing," 1732, from Latin praecantare "to sing before," or a back-formation from precentor.