prebought
/priːˈbɔːt/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of prebuy; purchased something in advance, often to secure a lower price or guarantee availability.
- We prebought the holiday gifts in November to avoid the December rush.
- They prebought their concert tickets before the official sale to the public.
- The company prebought raw materials to lock in a favorable price.
adjective
- Purchased in advance.
- The prebought software licenses activated automatically on launch day.
- All prebought tickets will be mailed to the address on file.
- The prebought supplies were stored in the warehouse until needed.