Prearrangement

Pronunciation: /priːəˈreɪndʒmənt/

Definitions of prearrangement

noun the action of arranging or organizing something in advance

Example Sentences

A1 The prearrangement of seating at the wedding made sure everyone had a place to sit.

A2 The prearrangement of the schedule helped the team stay organized during the project.

B1 The prearrangement of the hotel room booking saved us a lot of time upon arrival.

B2 The prearrangement of the meeting agenda ensured that all topics were covered.

C1 The prearrangement of the contract terms was crucial for the successful negotiation.

C2 The prearrangement of the travel itinerary made the trip run smoothly from start to finish.

Examples of prearrangement in a Sentence

formal The prearrangement of the meeting was meticulously planned to ensure all details were taken care of.

informal We made a prearrangement to meet at the coffee shop before heading to the concert.

slang Let's make a prearrangement to grab some food after the game.

figurative The prearrangement of colors in the painting created a harmonious composition.

Grammatical Forms of prearrangement

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

Origin and Evolution of prearrangement

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'prearrangement' originated from the combination of the prefix 'pre-' meaning before, and the word 'arrangement' meaning organization or plan.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to refer to a plan or organization made in advance, the meaning of 'prearrangement' has evolved to also include agreements or preparations made beforehand in various contexts such as business, events, and legal matters.