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prepractice

prepractice adjective: before a period of practice.

Adjective

prepractice (not comparable)

  1. Before a period of practice.
    • The Austin club is across the street from Tam Deli and Café, an unassuming Vietnamese restaurant and a convenient stop for prepractice banh mi, sandwiches served on French rolls.2007 September 2, Paula Disbrowe, “The Hot Table”, in New York Times

Origin of prepractice

From pre- + practice.

Questions about prepractice

What does prepractice mean?
Prepractice means before a period of practice.
What part of speech is prepractice?
Prepractice is an adjective.

Words near prepractice in the dictionary

  1. preppiness
  2. prepping
  3. prepping out
  4. prepping up
  5. preppy
  6. prepractice
  7. preprandial
  8. preprandially
  9. preprandials
  10. preprayer
  11. prepredicative

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