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preadvertise

preadvertise verb: to advertise beforehand.

Verb

preadvertise (third-person singular simple present preadvertises, present participle preadvertising, simple past and past participle preadvertised)

  1. To advertise beforehand

Forms of preadvertise

third-person singular presentpreadvertises
present participlepreadvertising
past participlepreadvertised
pastpreadvertised

Origin of preadvertise

From pre- + advertise.

Questions about preadvertise

What does preadvertise mean?
Preadvertise means to advertise beforehand.
What part of speech is preadvertise?
Preadvertise is a verb.
What is the past tense of preadvertise?
The past tense of preadvertise is preadvertised.

Words near preadvertise in the dictionary

  1. preadult
  2. preadulthood
  3. preadults
  4. preadverbial
  5. preadverbially
  6. preadvertise
  7. preadvertised
  8. preadvertisement
  9. preadvertises
  10. preadvertising
  11. preadvised

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