preconvention
- adjective
- /ˌpriːkənˈvɛnʃən/
- She was busy with preconvention planning in the weeks leading up to the event.
Examples
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The committee held several preconvention meetings to finalize the agenda.
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We had a preconvention dinner.
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Many important decisions are made during preconvention discussions among the delegates.
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The preconvention activities will start soon.
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The committee held several preconvention meetings to finalize the agenda.
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She was busy with preconvention planning in the weeks leading up to the event.
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Many important decisions are made during preconvention discussions among the delegates.
Synonyms
Happening before a conference to help prepare for the main event
Happening just before a main event to prepare the audience
Happening before an official opening, for example of a shop
Surface Forms
Morphology
preconvention = preconvention (transparent) = pre + convention
Using the noun 'preconvention' as an attributive adjective is a standard zero-derivation that is easy to interpret.
Etymology
The word preconvention combines the prefix pre- 'before' and convention 'a meeting'. So, it describes something that happens or exists before the main event, like planning or meetings held ahead of a convention.