preopening
- noun
- /priˈoʊpənɪŋ/
- During the preopening phase, staff received training and prepared the store for customers.
Examples
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The restaurant hosted a preopening dinner for friends and family to test the menu.
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Investors were invited to a special preopening tour of the new shopping center.
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The preopening ceremony was a grand affair.
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Many investors attended the preopening event.
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The restaurant hosted a preopening dinner for friends and family to test the menu.
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During the preopening phase, staff received training and prepared the store for customers.
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Investors were invited to a special preopening tour of the new shopping center.
Synonyms
A time when items are available to buy before the public sale
Happening before the stock market opens, often about trading or prices
Happening before an official launch of a product or service
Happening just before a main event to prepare the audience
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Etymology
The word preopening comes from pre- 'before' and opening 'start', and it means the time when people prepare a new shop, event, or market. Think of it as a 'dress rehearsal' or final checks done just before the real opening.