[{"Bold_text": "preposition", "List Items": ["previous to; earlier or sooner than:Phone me before noon.", "in front of; ahead of; in advance of:his shadow advancing before him;She stood before the window.", "ahead of; in the future of; awaiting:The golden age is before us.", "in preference to; rather than:They would die before surrendering.", "in precedence of, as in order or rank:We put freedom before wealth.", "in the presence or sight of:to appear before an audience.", "less than; until :used in indicating the exact time:It's ten before three.", "under the jurisdiction or consideration of:He was summoned before a magistrate.", "confronted by; in the face of:Before such wild accusations, he was too stunned to reply.", "in the regard of:a crime before God and humanity.", "under the overwhelming influence of:bending before the storm.", "without figuring or deducting:income before deductions."]}, {"Bold_text": "adverb", "List Items": ["in front; in advance; ahead :The king entered with macebearers walking before.Antonyms: behind , after", "in time preceding; previously :If we'd known before, we'd have let you know.Antonyms: subsequently , afterward", "earlier or sooner:Begin at noon, not before.Antonyms: later"]}, {"Bold_text": "conjunction", "List Items": ["previous to the time when:Send the telegram before we go.", "sooner than; rather than:I will die before I submit."]}]