preclosing
- adjective
- /priːˈkloʊzɪŋ/
- Specialized
- A preclosing inspection ensures that all repairs have been made before the sale is finalized.
Examples
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The preclosing checklist must be completed before signing the final documents.
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Lawyers reviewed the preclosing documents to confirm all terms were correct.
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The preclosing meeting is crucial.
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Don't forget the preclosing details!
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The real estate agent scheduled a preclosing meeting to finalize the details with the buyers.
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As part of the preclosing process, all necessary documents must be submitted for review.
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Before the transfer of ownership, the preclosing period allows for any last-minute adjustments.
Synonyms
The time before people reach a formal agreement
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Etymology
Preclosing comes from the prefix pre- meaning 'before' and closing meaning 'the final meeting or end of a deal'. So preclosing describes something that happens or is arranged just 'before' the deal is finally closed.