predigest

verb

pre·di·gest | \ˌprē-dī-ˈjest,

-də-\

predigested; predigesting; predigests

Definition of predigest

transitive verb

1 : to subject to predigestion

2 : to simplify for easy use predigested classics for children

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On social networks, every news story comes to you predigested. — Farhad Manjoo, New York Times, "For Two Months, I Got My News From Print Newspapers. Here’s What I Learned.," 7 Mar. 2018

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predigest

transitive verb

pre·di·gest | \ˌprēd-ī-ˈjest, ˌprēd-ə-

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Medical Definition of predigest

: to subject to predigestion

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