Prearrange

Pronunciation: /priː.əˈreɪndʒ/

Definitions of prearrange

verb to arrange or plan in advance

Example Sentences

A1 I prearranged a meeting with my friend for tomorrow.

A2 She prearranged her travel itinerary before leaving for vacation.

B1 The event planner prearranged all the details for the conference ahead of time.

B2 The team prearranged their strategy before the big game.

C1 The CEO prearranged a merger between the two companies.

C2 The diplomats prearranged a peace treaty to end the conflict.

Examples of prearrange in a Sentence

formal It is important to prearrange all the details before the meeting.

informal Let's prearrange a time to meet up for coffee.

slang I prearranged with my friend to hang out later.

figurative She always likes to prearrange her outfits for the week ahead.

Grammatical Forms of prearrange

• past tense: prearranged
• plural: prearranges
• comparative: more prearranged
• superlative: most prearranged
• present tense: prearranges
• future tense: will prearrange
• perfect tense: has prearranged
• continuous tense: is prearranging
• singular: prearranges
• positive degree: prearrange
• infinitive: to prearrange
• gerund: prearranging
• participle: prearranged

Origin and Evolution of prearrange

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'prearrange' originated from the combination of the prefix 'pre-' meaning before, and the word 'arrange' meaning to put in order.

Evolution of the word: The term 'prearrange' has maintained its original meaning of arranging beforehand, but its usage has expanded to include planning or organizing in advance in various contexts.