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Term: preponed

Part of Speech: verb

Senses/Usages:

1. To reschedule or move an event, meeting, or appointment to an earlier time:

Example sentence: The conference has been preponed to next week due to scheduling conflicts.

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2. To advance the timing of an activity or plan:

Example sentence: The team decided to prepone the launch date to gain a competitive advantage.

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3. To move something forward in order to accommodate a specific situation:

Example sentence: The flight was preponed to avoid anticipated bad weather.

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