different between precomposed vs precompose
precomposed
English
Etymology
pre- +? composed
Adjective
precomposed (not comparable)
- composed in advance
- (computing) composed of a base character and a diacritical mark
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precompose
English
Etymology
pre- +? compose
Verb
precompose (third-person singular simple present precomposes, present participle precomposing, simple past and past participle precomposed)
- (transitive) To compose beforehand.
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