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
Placed in a planned order
Decided before it happens
Planned before it happens
Decided or arranged before something happens
Chosen in advance for a particular use
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
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.