Prearrange (verb)

To arrange or plan something in advance.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from pre- + arrange.

Examples:

  1. They had prearranged to meet at the park.
  2. She prearranged her schedule to accommodate the meeting.
  3. He prearranged his travel itinerary to avoid delays.
  4. The couple prearranged to have dinner together after the show.
  5. The company prearranged a conference call for the following day.
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