prelaw
adjective
pre·law
\(ˈ)prē+\
Definition of prelaw
: occurring before the commencement of studies in law : forming a foundation for legal studies prelaw studies; also : taking or studying a prelaw course prelaw and predental students
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Origin and Etymology of prelaw
pre- + law
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