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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of preform.
- adj. formed, constructed or assembled in advance
Examples
“You can buy lots of that in preformed plastic for very cheap or use scrap pieces.”
“The body gets vitamin A in two forms: from retinol, or "preformed" vitamin A, and from beta-carotene, which the body converts into vitamin A.”
“But synthetic biology has an Achilles heel, hidden in plain sight: All of the researchers in the field make their creations using strands of preformed DNA and RNA that they can buy from a supply house.”
“What is commonly known as “food poisoning” involves the ingestion of preformed toxins in food.”
“Since neither Mr. Sambol nor Mr. Sieracki are nearly as well known as Mr. Mozilo, the absence of their former boss in the case could lessen the chances any jurors would arrive with preformed opinions of the defendants.”
“Adrian preformed a naming ceremony giving me a Blackfoot name.”
The Huffington Post: Mark Horvath: Starting the Conversation of Aboriginal Homelessness
“Here students with preformed teams could come and have an interview with the teaching team and get admitted.”
“Otherwise our preformed ideas of reality get in the way of seeing and expressing something new.”
“What were the crowds like for the shows you preformed while recording it?”
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