SINCE 1828
predefined
adjective
pre·de·fined
| \ ˌprē-di-ˈfīnd
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variants:
or less commonly pre-defined
Definition of predefined
: defined in advance
predefined criteria predefined policies/procedures following a predefined path/route On the maturity date of the bond, a predefined amount of money is returned to the investor.— Larry Sarbit … a highly traditional culture with predefined roles of gender …— Mary Motian-Meadows
Other Words from predefined
predefine
\ ˌprē-di-ˈfīn
\
or less commonly pre-define
transitive verb
predefined
also pre-defined;
predefining
also pre-defining
\
or less commonly pre-define
transitive verb
predefined
also pre-defined;
predefining
also pre-defining
recommends predefining your goals
… allows you to predefine up to 150 commonly used keystrokes as one simple key sequence.
— Tim Daneliuk
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