different between prebuilt vs prebuild
prebuilt
English
Etymology
pre- +? built
Adjective
prebuilt (not comparable)
- Built in advance.
Noun
prebuilt (plural prebuilts)
- Something assembled before it is sold.
prebuilt From the web:
prebuild
English
Etymology
pre- +? build
Verb
prebuild (third-person singular simple present prebuilds, present participle prebuilding, simple past and past participle prebuilt)
- To build ahead of time.
- We need to prebuild these cabinets before the installers arrive.
Anagrams
- bridle up
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