to premodel
- verb
- Specialized
- The architects will premodel the building to identify any design issues early.
Examples
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Before starting the project, the team decided to premodel the entire process digitally.
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We need to premodel the new software interface before development.
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She premodeled the sculpture using clay before working with stone.
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The team premodeled the building layout to avoid issues later.
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The architects will premodel the building to identify any design issues early.
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Before starting the project, the team decided to premodel the entire process digitally.
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We need to premodel the new software interface before development.
Synonyms
To make an early plan or drawing before the main work begins
How Detailed
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Premodel joins pre- 'before' with model, which means to make a plan or example. To premodel is to make a model 'before' the main work so you can test ideas and fix problems early.