predrawn
- adjective
- /ˈpridˌrɔn/
- The teacher handed out predrawn diagrams for the students to label during the lesson.
Examples
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These predrawn designs save a lot of time.
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Each coloring book page featured predrawn images ready for children to fill with color.
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Architects often use predrawn templates to speed up the design process.
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The artist used predrawn templates for her illustrations.
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The artist prepared a selection of predrawn sketches to use during the workshop.
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For the presentation, she used a set of predrawn diagrams to explain her ideas clearly.
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The game includes predrawn maps that players can use to navigate the terrain.
Synonyms
Ready to use or do something when needed
Planned before it happens
Arranged before something happens
Made earlier in parts so it can be quickly put together or used
Made before and ready to use
Made in a set shape before use
Decided or arranged before something happens
Made ready in advance for a specific use
Made in a factory before being assembled at the final site
To prepare in advance so it is ready to use by turning code into a form the computer can run
Made before use so it already has the right outline
Made before use by following a set recipe, like a cream or liquid
Made ahead so it can meet future needs
Showing no original thought and using common ideas
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
predrawn = drawn (transparent) = pre + draw
The prefix 'pre-' straightforwardly adds the meaning 'in advance' to 'drawn'.
Etymology
Predrawn comes from the prefix pre- meaning 'before' and drawn meaning 'made by drawing', like a picture already done. So predrawn describes a picture, diagram, or template that was made before you use it and is ready to be used.