Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Previously"

A: Would you mind reviewing it previously?

This medicine has been previously tested on humans.

I've seen this clip previously on another documentary.

A: "Previously, on (TV show name)"

"I had entered my name in previously, but it was declined"

A: @mariadumitrescu the word "martiale" gave you away as a French speaker :D

"As I previously said, every tiny thing is important in this project."

A: I was previously working with the guy..

I was previously living in their house.

A: previously = in the past
previously on Friends/on the last episode of Friends

A: When using these in conversation, my understanding is that you usually place the word “previously” before stating what you did/had done at an earlier time, while “already” is usually used to imply what has happened or what you’ve done before a specified of agreed upon time that is being discussed. Hope this helps 🙌🏻

A: Hi.

Beforehand is like in advance or early. Like “I have been told ‘beforehand’ that I needed to perform.”

While previously means “prior to”, “before something” like “I was previously the leader of the group.”

A: They are adverbs and they are synonyms.
—I didn’t understand this before.
—I didn’t understand this previously.

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A: “As I previously mentioned, I parked my car on the street”
“I need to leave this party before midnight”
Although they can mean the same thing, sometimes the way they are styled in a sentence can change their meaning and they are not always interchangeable

A: yeah they are pretty interchangeable.

i can't really think of any differences.

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A: I previously worked at Starbucks. Now I work in McDonald's.

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