prereturn

adjective

pre·re·turn | \ ˌprē-ri-ˈtərn

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variants: or pre-return

Definition of prereturn

: occurring or required before a return to a place or activity Some speak at … prereturn briefings for military families, lecturing them on what to expect … after their soldier's return.— Audrey Kubetin He said astronauts usually must spend their prereturn day in orbit dismantling and putting away equipment used during the mission. — The Los Angeles Times

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The first known use of prereturn was in 1919

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