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contrive, prearrange, predetermine, preordain, program
Burton's Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006
preestablish
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Preestablish — Pre [ e]s*tab lish, v. t. To establish beforehand. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
preestablish — or pre establish [prē΄ə stab′lish] vt. to establish in advance … English World dictionary
preestablish — /pree i stab lish/, v.t. to establish beforehand. Also, pre establish. [1635 45; PRE + ESTABLISH] * * * … Universalium
preestablish — prɪËɪ stæblɪʃ v. determine in advance, set beforehand, ordain in advance; set up ahead of time, build beforehand … English contemporary dictionary
preestablish — pre·establish … English syllables
preestablish — pre es•tab′lish v. t … From formal English to slang
preestablish — “+ transitive verb Etymology: pre + establish : to establish beforehand … Useful english dictionary
contrive — I verb arrange, cause, collude, compose, conceive, concoct, connive, consider, conspire, counterplot, design, develop a course, devise, draft, effect, excogitare, fabricate, fashion, forecast, form, frame, imagine, improvise, induce, intrigue,… … Law dictionary
prearrange — I verb agree to beforehand, arrange beforehand, arrange in advance, concoct, consider beforehand, ensure a result, forearm, foreordain, lay down a plan, map out, plan, plot, preconcert, precontrive, predesign, predestinate, predestine,… … Law dictionary
predetermine — I verb agree beforehand, be biased, be influenced, be jaundiced, be prejudiced, be prepossessed, be swayed, contrive a result, decide beforehand, decide in advance, destinate, destine, determine beforehand, determine in advance, doom, fate,… … Law dictionary
