preclosing
- noun
- /priːˈkloʊzɪŋ/
- Specialized
- A thorough preclosing can help prevent last-minute surprises on the day of closing.
Examples
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The lawyer scheduled a preclosing meeting to review all the necessary documents before the sale.
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During the preclosing, the buyer confirmed that all repairs had been completed as agreed.
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The preclosing meeting was scheduled for Thursday.
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We need to finalize the preclosing documents.
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The lawyer scheduled a preclosing meeting to review all the necessary documents before the sale.
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During the preclosing, the buyer confirmed that all repairs had been completed as agreed.
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A thorough preclosing can help prevent last-minute surprises on the day of closing.
Synonyms
The time before people reach a formal agreement
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Morphology
Etymology
Preclosing as a noun is made from pre- 'before' and closing 'the final meeting or end of a deal'. So a preclosing is the meeting or set of checks done just 'before' the official closing.