precompetition
precompetition adjective: occurring before or in anticipation of a competition.
Adjective
precompetition (not comparable)
- Occurring before or in anticipation of a competition.
- “A lot of athletes experience precompetition anxieties in the first place,” Rosenfeld said.2007 July 23, Juliet Macur, “Before Triathlon, Psychologists Calm Athletes’ Fears”, in New York Times
- Antonyms:
- postcompetition
Antonyms of precompetition
Forms of precompetition
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Origin of precompetition
From pre- + competition.
Questions about precompetition
- What does precompetition mean?
- Precompetition means occurring before or in anticipation of a competition.
- What part of speech is precompetition?
- Precompetition is an adjective.
Words near precompetition in the dictionary
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