Pronunciation: /ˌpriːˌfæbrɪˈkeɪʃən/
noun the process of manufacturing or constructing something in advance, especially in standardized sections that are easily shipped and assembled on site
A1 Prefabrication makes building houses faster and cheaper.
A2 The company specializes in the prefabrication of modular homes.
B1 Prefabrication is becoming increasingly popular in the construction industry due to its efficiency.
B2 The use of prefabrication techniques can significantly reduce construction time on large projects.
C1 The architect's innovative use of prefabrication resulted in a stunning and cost-effective design.
C2 The construction company's expertise in prefabrication allowed them to complete the project ahead of schedule.
formal The construction company utilized prefabrication techniques to speed up the building process.
informal I heard they're using prefabrication to put up that new office building down the street.
slang The crew is all about that prefabrication life to get things done faster.
figurative In her writing, the author used prefabrication of ideas to create a seamless narrative flow.
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