Pre-establish
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Pre-establish is a verb meaning Alternative form of preestablish.
Meaning
Alternative form of preestablish.
Example Sentences
Pre-establish several different routes in case certain roads are blocked or closed.
Besides keeping alternate trips in mind, early permit seekers should pre-establish an account at reservations.gov before the rush.
If you plan to split from the group — or in case you get a little lost — be sure to pre-establish a meeting spot if there is an emergency.
Word Forms
- pre-establishes
- pre-establishing
- pre-established
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include established, fixed, packaged, pre-existing, predefined, predetermined.
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