presale
- adjective
- /ˈpriˌseɪl/
- Fans who joined the club received presale access to concert tickets before the general public.
You can use the presale code onward, ONWARD.
- You can use the presale code onward, ONWARD.
Examples
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We secured our seats during the presale period, so we did not have to wait in line.
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The company offered a special presale discount to loyal customers ahead of the product launch.
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Don't miss the presale!
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I got my presale code from the newsletter.
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Fans who joined the club received presale access to concert tickets before the general public.
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The company offered a special presale discount to loyal customers ahead of the product launch.
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We secured our seats during the presale period, so we did not have to wait in line.
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Etymology
Presale is made of pre- ('before') and sale. As an adjective, it describes something offered or available 'before' the public sale, often to a small, chosen group.