preseason
- noun
- /ˈpriːˌsiːzən/
- During the preseason, the team worked hard to improve their skills before the official games began.
- preseason camp
- preseason injury
- two-week preseason
The game continued and it was a preseason game.
- The game continued and it was a preseason game.
- And one after one preseason game is the prediction for your team's record this year.
- I came to a Jets practice during preseason and you said, hey, there's something brewing in my career.
- And I remember we trained, I trained for one day and then I think after a few, two weeks later, we had a game like a little preseason game.
- And all the football guys were there for preseason, you know, And one of the guys heard that I rapped, but he didn't hear any of my raps.
- I played a few preseason games against Bluesy munching Gladbach.
Examples
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And one after one preseason game is the prediction for your team's record this year.
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The all SEC preseason team came out the next day.
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We lose all six of our preseason games, now this.
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He'll be back before the preseason ends, if he goes at all.
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If you can make it through preseason, I'll save a spot for you at the bottom.
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At one of the preseason faculty meetings, I hear some discussion about the dress code.
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We've been talking about him all game and all preseason long.
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Coaches spoke of the importance of dealing with these feelings during the preseason, establishing clear roles, and utilizing senior leadership.
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Six consecutive losses in the preseason, followed by last Sunday's embarrassing loss in Dallas.
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The Austrian women's volleyball team will face off this weekend against Chinese Taipei in a preseason exhibition game that will test both team's new lineups.
Synonyms
A period before the official season when teams play practice games
How Official
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word preseason combines the prefix pre- meaning 'before' and season, the regular time for games or events. So a preseason is the period 'before the season' used for practice and preparation.