Parts of speech
Word
Questions
Definition
Sentences
100

preorder

verb

100

To heat something, like an oven, beforehand to a specific temperature before you start cooking.

preheat

100

What is a prefix?

group of letters at the beginning of the word to change its meaning

100

preview

A sneak peek or early look at something, such as a movie, book, or event, before its official release.

100

premade

"We bought a premade salad for the party because we didn't have time to cook."

200

precooked

adjective

200

Food that has already been cooked before, usually requiring only reheating or minimal additional preparation.

Precooked

200

What does pre- mean?

before

200

prescreen

To examine or assess something in advance, usually to determine if it meets certain standards or qualifications.

200

predawn

"The runners started their predawn workout before the sun even came up."

300

preheat

verb

300

Something that is already prepared or assembled in advance, ready to use.

premade

300

How would a word like preheat or preview change if you removed the "pre-"?

Removing "pre-" from "preheat" makes it just "heat", meaning to warm up without doing it ahead of time. For "preview", it becomes "view", meaning to see something, but without seeing it before others or before it happens. "Pre-" adds the idea of doing something in advance.

300

prebuilt

Something that has been constructed in advance, often referring to objects or structures that come pre-assembled.

300

preserve

"Farmers work hard to preserve their crops from bad weather and pests."

400

precollege

adjective

400

To keep something in its original state or condition for an extended period, often by protecting or maintaining it.

preserve

400

What two languages do most of our root words come from?

Greek and latin

400

predawn

Refers to the time just before dawn, typically the early morning hours before the sun rises.

400

prebuilt

"We ordered a prebuilt desk to save time on assembling it ourselves."

500

preview

noun 

500

To place an order for a product before it is officially available, reserving it ahead of time.

preorder

500

New "pre-" word:

Prelearn: It could mean learning something before a class or event to be ready ahead of time

500

precollege

Activities, programs, or courses that are designed to prepare students before they officially enter college.

500

prescreen

"They prescreen applicants to ensure they meet the basic qualifications before interviews."