Prepone
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈpriːˌpoːn/ · Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Prepone is a verb meaning (chiefly India, transitive) To reschedule to a time earlier than the current scheduled time.
Meaning
(chiefly India, transitive) To reschedule to a time earlier than the current scheduled time.
More Meanings
- (obsolete, rare, transitive) To place or set (something) before.
Example Sentences
I do pꝛepone and ſet the Loꝛd alwaye befoꝛe myne eyes: He is ſtyll at my right hande, leaſte I fall in anye wyſe.
If then by this inviolable tie we are one, your endowments entitle me joinct owner; a riches, I prepone to Monarchies.
Firſt, Find what Decimal of a Pound .625 will Repreſent, which is eaſily done if you prepone a Cypher [i.e., zero], and half the Number is the Decimal of a Pound. The Number with a Cypher preponed is .0625, ½ is .03125.
When theſe Characters curt, and ſhort Essayes, / Right Worſhipfull, vnworthie of Your view, / At ſome ſucceſſiue Hours, on ydle dayes, / My Pen, for Pinſell; Coale, for Colours, drew, / I ſtood, and ſtudi’d, whoſe præponed Name / Should dye in Graine, and Luſter lend to Them.
Word Forms
- prepones
- preponing
- preponed
- pre-pone
Synonyms for prepone
Depending on context, synonyms include advance, hasten, antedate, expedite, prefix, prepose.
Antonyms for prepone
Common opposites include postpone.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include pre-pone, preschedule, predate, preplace, prepose, prenote.
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