Pronunciation: /priːˈfæbrɪˌkeɪtɪd/
verb past tense of prefabricate
A1 The company prefabricated the walls before assembling them on site.
A2 The furniture was prefabricated and then delivered to the customer's home for easy assembly.
B1 The new housing development will use prefabricated materials to speed up the construction process.
B2 The architect decided to prefabricate the entire structure off-site to ensure quality control.
C1 The construction company specializes in prefabricating modular buildings for various uses.
C2 The prefabricated components were carefully designed and engineered to fit together seamlessly during assembly.
adjective constructed or made in standardized sections ready for quick assembly and erection
A1 The prefabricated house was easy to assemble.
A2 The prefabricated furniture came with clear instructions.
B1 The prefabricated modules were transported to the construction site.
B2 The prefabricated steel beams were used to build the bridge.
C1 The prefabricated components were custom-made for the project.
C2 The prefabricated building was designed by a renowned architect.
formal The construction company specializes in prefabricated buildings for commercial use.
informal I heard they're using prefabricated materials for the new housing development.
slang These prefabricated homes are popping up everywhere!
figurative Her arguments were like prefabricated responses, lacking originality or depth.
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