prearranged
- adjective
- /ˌpriːəˈreɪndʒd/
- The wedding ceremony was prearranged to take place on the beach at sunset.
They will begin to live without ideals and prearranged purposes, without foresight, relying on chance in their own ready wit.
- They will begin to live without ideals and prearranged purposes, without foresight, relying on chance in their own ready wit.
Examples
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We had a prearranged meeting to discuss the project's timeline.
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All the seats in the theater were prearranged for the special screening.
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They will begin to live without ideals and prearranged purposes, without foresight, relying on chance in their own ready wit.
Synonyms
Arranged before it happens on purpose
Done on purpose after planning it
Arranged before something happens
Chosen in advance for a particular use
Decided before it happens
Decided or arranged before something happens
Arranged or agreed before someone carries it out
Placed in a planned order
Planned to happen at a set time
Planned in advance, often to do something illegal
Antonyms
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Morphology
prearranged = prearrange (transparent) = pre + arrange + ed
This is a regular participial/adjectival formation from the verb 'prearrange' with fully predictable meaning.
Etymology
The word prearranged comes from pre- meaning 'before' and arrange meaning 'to put things in order', so it means something planned before it happens.