List of Words with pre-

No.	Word	Meaning
1	Prehistoric	Relating to the time before written history
2	Prearrange	Arrange or plan in advance
3	Preview	A viewing or showing before the main event
4	Predict	To say what will happen in the future
5	Prepay	To pay for something in advance
6	Pretest	A test before the actual test
7	Preheat	To heat something before using it
8	Prejudge	To judge before having all the facts
9	Preplan	To make a plan in advance
10	Preschool	Schooling before kindergarten
11	Premature	Happening before the expected time
12	Preposition	A word placed before a noun/pronoun to show relation
13	Prepaid	Paid for in advance
14	Preoccupy	To take up someone’s attention beforehand
15	Precaution	A step taken in advance to prevent harm
16	Precursor	Something that comes before another
17	Prehistoric	Before recorded history
18	Preexisting	Existing before something else
19	Prearranged	Arranged beforehand
20	Preconceived	Formed before having the evidence
21	Precondition	A condition that must be met beforehand
22	Preeminent	Outstanding or superior to others
23	Preface	Introduction to a book or speech
24	Preorder	To order something in advance
25	Preassembled	Assembled before being sold or used
26	Preen	To groom or dress oneself carefully
27	Prefabricate	To manufacture parts in advance
28	Precipitate	To cause something to happen quickly
29	Predetermine	To decide in advance
30	Preemploy	Before being hired
31	Preflight	Done before flying
32	Prefreezer	A setting or area to freeze beforehand
33	Prehistoric	Relating to the earliest ages
34	Prelaunch	Activities before launch
35	Premix	Mix in advance
36	Preoccupying	Taking up attention beforehand
37	Preorderable	Able to be ordered in advance
38	Prepacked	Packed in advance
39	Prepaid	Already paid for
40	Preplanning	Planning beforehand
41	Preprogram	Program before use
42	Prescreen	Screen beforehand
43	Preset	Set in advance
44	Preshrink	Shrink fabric before sewing
45	Preside	To be in charge before and during a meeting
46	Pretense	A false appearance or reason
47	Pretend	To act as if something is true
48	Pretrial	Occurring before a trial
49	Prewar	Before a war
50	Previewed	Watched or reviewed in advance
51	Prewriting	Writing preparation
52	Prehistoric	Ancient, before records
53	Prequalified	Approved before applying formally
54	Preoccupies	Takes up the mind before anything else
55	Preselected	Chosen in advance
56	Prevalent	Common before a certain time
57	Prevalence	Widespread existence beforehand
58	Preloved	Previously owned
59	Presale	Sale before the public sale
60	Preside	To oversee an event
61	Presumptive	Based on assumption beforehand
62	Presume	To suppose something without proof
63	Presumption	An idea taken to be true before evidence
64	Pretentious	Acting more important than is true
65	Pretext	A reason given to hide the real one
66	Previewing	Looking at in advance
67	Prevent	To stop something before it happens
68	Prevention	The act of stopping beforehand
69	Preventive	Meant to stop something in advance
70	Previous	Happening before the current
71	Previously	At an earlier time
72	Prejudge	To form an opinion early
73	Predawn	Before the sun rises
74	Preexist	To exist before something else
75	Preemption	Taking action before others
76	Preempt	To take action to prevent something
77	Preordained	Decided in advance (often by fate)
78	Preemptive	Intended to stop something before it happens
79	Prearranging	Arranging in advance
80	Preinformed	Told beforehand
81	Preoccupied	Lost in thought; already thinking about something
82	Preapproving	Approving ahead of time
83	Preinstalled	Already set up before use
84	Preprocessed	Processed in advance
85	Preliminaries	Preparations or introductions
86	Preliminary	Done in preparation
87	Prequalification	The condition of being qualified beforehand
88	Prewriting	Organizing thoughts before writing
89	Prejudge	Form an opinion too early
90	Preach	To speak about religious or moral topics
91	Predecessor	Someone who held a position before another
92	Predispose	Make someone inclined to something early
93	Predisposition	A tendency developed beforehand
94	Prevalent	Common or widespread beforehand
95	Prebiotic	Relating to the period before life originated
96	Preexisting	Already in existence
97	Preapproval	Formal permission given in advance
98	Preemptively	Acting before an issue arises
99	Preauthorization	Permission given ahead of time
100	Prearrangement	Something arranged earlier

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