prescreen
Speech parts
1. prescreen - Noun
2. prescreen - Verb
Meaning
prescreen (third-person singular simple present prescreens, present participle prescreening, simple past and past participle prescreened)
(transitive, intransitive) To screen in advance for potential problems, especially as a preliminary screening before further screening.
We'll prescreen with a questionnaire, and for candidates who get past that stage, we'll screen further with an interview.
prescreen (plural prescreens)
A prescreening.
Synonyms
Examples
It is important that residents prescreen their condition in relation to exposure to the COVIN-19 virus.
You should prescreen medical experts using various data points.
We’ve engaged in a prescreen process multiple times with Experian.
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