preattunes
/priːəˈtuːnz/
verb
- To adjust or set something in advance so that it is ready for a particular purpose or use.
- She preattunes her guitar to the correct pitch before every concert.
- The technician preattunes the radio frequencies before the broadcast begins.
- The software preattunes the audio settings to match the user's preferences.
- To prepare or condition someone's mind or expectations ahead of time.
- Advertisements often preattune viewers to associate a product with happiness.
- The teacher preattunes the students to the new topic with a short video.
- His childhood experiences preattuned him to be cautious in unfamiliar situations.
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