preplanned
- adjective
- /priːˈplænd/
- Her preplanned speech helped her stay on track during the important meeting.
Examples
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The event was preplanned for next Saturday.
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We took a preplanned route to avoid the morning traffic.
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The team executed their preplanned strategy flawlessly during the match.
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Her speech sounded natural, but it was actually preplanned in detail.
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We have a preplanned itinerary for our trip.
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The event was successful because it was a preplanned strategy that everyone followed.
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For the upcoming trip, we have created a preplanned itinerary that outlines each day's activities.
Synonyms
Arranged before it happens on purpose
Chosen in advance for a particular use
Decided before it happens
Planned before it happens
Decided or arranged before something happens
Arranged or agreed before someone carries it out
Planned in advance, often to do something illegal
Made before use by following a set recipe, like a cream or liquid
Placed in a planned order
Antonyms
How Planned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Preplanned comes from pre- + plan, where pre- means 'before' and plan is the familiar word for an idea or map of steps, so preplanned is something decided or arranged 'before' it happens.