prepaid
- adjective
- /ˈpriːpeɪd/
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prepago
- So you can start going shopping and spending using maybe not even cash, but things like iTunes gift cards or prepaid debit cards.
Get to Dallas and realize that there's a prepaid debit card supplier in Dallas.
- Get to Dallas and realize that there's a prepaid debit card supplier in Dallas.
- How much is this Boost Mobile prepaid cellular telephone?
- You know, it's a gift card, but now it's sort of prepaid cards on your mobile phone.
- So we're going to be looking at credit cards, debit cards, special smart cards, and also a couple of prepaid cards as well for you.
- And on each page there's like movie tickets prepaid for that night, a dinner date prepaid for that night.
- It's worth noting that just because they honor things like prepaid lessons doesn't mean they'll keep your local store open.
- Now, it does come with a prepaid shipping label to send back to Apple, which is nice.
- So you can start going shopping and spending using maybe not even cash, but things like iTunes gift cards or prepaid debit cards.
- In a way, it's almost a bit more like a prepaid card, but connected to the money you've put in your investment account.
Examples
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We're going to send you a prepaid debit card if you file through Andover or Austin.
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No obligation to buy, ships free and includes a prepaid return shipping label.
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You know, it's a gift card, but now it's sort of prepaid cards on your mobile phone.
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How much is this Boost Mobile prepaid cellular telephone?
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And then there's a prepaid envelope to send in your sample and then it gives you instructions on what to do.
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You can purchase a prepaid phone plan that allows you to avoid monthly contracts.
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Many retailers offer prepaid debit cards that can be loaded with cash before use.
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With a prepaid gift card, you can spend the money without worrying about debt.
Synonyms
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With all needed money already given for a membership or insurance
Sent with the postage paid by the sender so the person who gets it does not pay
An envelope or card with return postage already paid by the sender
Antonyms
How Paid
Surface Forms
Morphology
prepaid = paid (transparent) = pre + pay + ed
The meaning is directly predictable as 'paid in advance' from the adjective 'paid' with the prefix 'pre-'.
Etymology
Prepaid combines pre- 'before' and paid 'given money', so prepaid means you pay for something 'before' you use or receive it.