prepunched
- adjective
- We used prepunched paper to make assembling the binders much faster.
Examples
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The technician loaded the prepunched cards into the machine for data processing.
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Each student received a prepunched sheet to insert into their folder.
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The prepunched cards are ready for use.
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I bought some prepunched paper for my project.
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The technician loaded the prepunched cards into the machine for data processing.
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We used prepunched paper to make assembling the binders much faster.
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Each student received a prepunched sheet to insert into their folder.
Synonyms
Having long narrow openings cut into it
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
prepunched = prepunch (transparent) = pre + punch + ed
This is a straightforward participial adjective formed from the verb 'prepunch', with the ordinary resultative meaning 'having been prepunched'.
Etymology
Prepunched comes from the prefix pre- 'before' and punch 'to make a hole', like a 'hole punch'. So something prepunched has its holes or slots made in advance to save time when you use it.