preconcerted
- adjective
- /priːkənˈsɜːrtɪd/
- The team had a preconcerted strategy for the game.
Examples
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The two politicians met in a preconcerted manner to discuss the alliance.
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They executed the robbery according to a preconcerted plan.
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Her arrival at the precise moment was clearly preconcerted with the organizers.
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The plan was preconcerted.
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The team developed a preconcerted strategy to launch their product successfully.
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The politicians made a preconcerted effort to address the pressing community issues.
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Their actions were based on a preconcerted plan that had been agreed upon weeks earlier.
Synonyms
Arranged before it happens on purpose
Arranged before something happens
Planned in advance and not done suddenly
Planned before it happens
Decided or arranged before something happens
Decided before it happens
Planned in advance, often to do something illegal
Antonyms
How Planned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word preconcerted comes from pre- meaning 'before' and concert meaning 'agreement' or 'working together', the same idea you find in the word concert. So, preconcerted describes something planned or agreed 'before' it happened.