precharged
/priːˈtʃɑːrdʒd/
adjective
- Already filled with electrical energy before use, especially in batteries or devices.
- The emergency flashlight stayed bright because it used a precharged capacitor.
- The precharged battery was ready to install right out of the box.
- Many power tools come with a precharged lithium-ion pack.
- Already loaded or prepared with something (e.g., data, settings, or material) before a process begins.
- The system had a precharged configuration file for quick setup.
- The software came with a precharged set of default templates.
- The printer uses a precharged toner cartridge that doesn't need shaking.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of precharge: charged or filled with electrical energy beforehand.
- The factory precharged each unit to ensure it was ready for use.
- We precharged all the devices the night before the camping trip.
- The technician precharged the battery before shipping it to the customer.