Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- transitive verb To program in advance; preset.
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- verb To
program something inadvance - verb To
predispose to certain thoughts or behaviours.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Contact game managers to see if this is a concern and invest in a computer mapping program, so that you can preprogram your GPS with waypoints marking property boundaries.
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Tao II Dr. 2010
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Tao II Dr. 2010
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Divine Transformation Dr. 2010
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Divine Transformation Dr. 2010
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Tao I Dr. 2010
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A computer-operated temperature-control system allows staff to preprogram which meeting rooms need to be warmed or cooled, when, and for precisely how long.
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Tao II Dr. 2010
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Tao I Dr. 2010
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The Divine said, I will preprogram my downloads in the book.
Divine Transformation Dr. 2010
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