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Wiktionary
- adj. manufactured in advance, usually to a standard format, and then assembled on site
- adj. invented in advance
- v. Simple past tense and past participle of prefabricate.
Examples
“We were in prefabricated wooden barracks, and the rooms were bolted together.”
“Rather than comment on LEED’s impact on design, I am more concerned with the question of contextual relationships in prefabricated housing (especially with such radical forms).”
“It's basically at the beginning of what we could call prefabricated lighthouses.”
“At this point, Cage's resume is so full of this kind of prefabricated Bruckheimer bushwah that it's hard to take him seriously as an actor, particularly when he's wearing a wig that would make a WWE wrestler blush.”
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“Much of the modules 'structure will be prefabricated, meaning the modules will be quick and easy to assemble in the harsh Antarctic conditions.”
“When you say 'prefabricated' you are thinking of a house that is pre-cut and sort of stuck together.”
“Washington housing planners are minimizing the word "prefabricated" in talking about the”
“The project combines the traditional features of residential colleges-each has a dedicated dining commons, a master's residence, and civic and green space-with new technologies such as prefabricated bathroom pods.”
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