pre-departure
- noun
- /priː dɪˈpɑːrtʃər/
- He spent the entire pre-departure period making sure his travel plans were in order.
Examples
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During the pre-departure preparations, they double-checked their tickets and passports.
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A checklist can help you stay organized in the pre-departure phase of your trip.
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The pre-departure briefing provided important safety information for all travelers.
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She felt nervous during the pre-departure hours as she checked her luggage one last time.
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The pre-departure meeting was scheduled for 10 AM.
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Make sure to complete all pre-departure tasks.
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The pre-departure meeting ensured that everyone was informed about the travel itinerary.
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Etymology
The word pre-departure combines pre- meaning 'before' with departure from depart meaning 'to leave'. So pre-departure names the time or the actions that take place just before someone goes on a journey.