Antetype
an earlier form; prototype.
Historical Examples
The spirit inherited from some remote Hambletonian antetype flames in his nostrils.
The Army Mule and Other War Sketches Henry A. Castle
As he learnt to see through Nature to her antetype, so he learnt to see through physical beauty.
William Blake Charles Gardner
noun
an earlier form; prototype
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