Prearranged

Pronunciation: /priː.əˈreɪndʒd/

Definitions of prearranged

adjective describing something that has been arranged in advance

Example Sentences

A1 The prearranged meeting was scheduled for 2 pm.

A2 They had a prearranged agreement to meet at the park.

B1 The prearranged seating plan made it easy to find our table at the event.

B2 The prearranged itinerary for the trip included visits to all the major attractions.

C1 The prearranged contract outlined all the terms and conditions in detail.

C2 The prearranged protocol for emergencies ensured a swift response from the team.

Examples of prearranged in a Sentence

formal The meeting was prearranged to discuss the merger.

informal We had prearranged to meet at the coffee shop.

slang We had a prearranged date to hang out at the mall.

figurative The stars seemed to have a prearranged dance in the night sky.

Grammatical Forms of prearranged

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

Origin and Evolution of prearranged

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

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

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that was planned or organized in advance, the word 'prearranged' has evolved to also imply a sense of formality and structure in modern usage.