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pre-notice

pre-notice adjective: occurring before a notice is issued.

Adjective

pre-notice (not comparable)

  1. occurring before a notice is issued
    • "The court concluded, however, that there could be a breach if the insurer refused to reimburse the policyholder for pre-notice expenses, basing its denial on late notice and the agreement not to incur expenses without the insurer's consent."2013, David A. Gauntlett, Insurance Coverage of Intellectual Property Assets

Forms of pre-notice

alternative formprenotice

Origin of pre-notice

From pre- + notice.

Questions about pre-notice

What does pre-notice mean?
Pre-notice means occurring before a notice is issued.
What part of speech is pre-notice?
Pre-notice is an adjective.

Words near pre-notice in the dictionary

  1. pre-mortem
  2. pre-mortems
  3. pre-mortuary science
  4. pre-Muslim
  5. pre-Nectarian
  6. pre-notice
  7. pre-nup
  8. pre-nups
  9. pre-nuptial
  10. pre-nut
  11. pre-occluded

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