preplanned

Speech parts

1. preplanned - Adjective

2. preplanned - Verb

Meaning

preplanned

simple past and past participle of preplan

preplanned (comparative more preplanned, superlative most preplanned)

planned in advance

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Examples

A preplanned, preagreed approach between the debtor and its creditors (sometimes called a pre-packaged bankruptcy) may facilitate the desired result. Source: Internet

Bowlers will often also bowl deliveries in preplanned sets, with the intention of dismissing the batsman with the final delivery in the set. Source: Internet

“It’s not nearly as preplanned, choreographed, completely planned out as maybe the layman might think,’’ Leturgey said. Source: Internet

"The discovery of a Hamas 'urban warfare' manual by IDF forces reveals that Hamas' callous use of the Gazan population was intentional and preplanned." Source: Internet

Garcia & Phillips (2009): p. 275 Although certain elements such as the success of the mission against the Xindi were preplanned, citation others such as the details of the actual enemy race were not. Source: Internet

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