Prebut

Pronunciation: /ˈpriˌbʌt/

Definitions of prebut

noun a term used in the field of computer programming to refer to a code change that is made before a software build is officially released

Example Sentences

A1 I heard a prebut about the new product at work.

A2 The prebut of the movie got me excited to see it.

B1 The prebut of the book gave me a good idea of what to expect.

B2 The prebut of the software highlighted its key features.

C1 The prebut of the concert included a sneak peek of the setlist.

C2 The prebut of the restaurant's menu was shared on social media.

Examples of prebut in a Sentence

formal The prebut analysis showed promising results for the upcoming quarter.

informal I heard the prebut went well, so hopefully we'll have a good outcome.

slang The prebut was a breeze, no need to stress about it.

figurative The prebut is like a sneak peek into what's to come in the future.

Grammatical Forms of prebut

• past tense: prebuted
• plural: prebuts
• comparative: more prebut
• superlative: most prebut
• present tense: prebuts
• future tense: will prebut
• perfect tense: has prebuted
• continuous tense: is prebutting
• singular: prebut
• positive degree: prebut
• infinitive: to prebut
• gerund: prebutting
• participle: prebutted

Origin and Evolution of prebut

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'prebut' is believed to have originated from a combination of the prefix 'pre-' meaning before or in advance, and the word 'but' meaning except or other than.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to indicate something that comes before an exception or exclusion, the word 'prebut' has evolved to be used in informal contexts to suggest a hypothetical situation that is unlikely or impossible.