precrisis
/priːˈkraɪsɪs/
noun
- The period of time before a crisis.
- In the precrisis, most people were unaware of the looming financial collapse.
- Historians study the precrisis to understand what led to the war.
- The precrisis was marked by high consumer confidence and low unemployment.
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adjective
- Occurring or existing before a crisis (a time of intense difficulty or danger).
- Precrisis planning can help a company survive unexpected disasters.
- The precrisis economy was growing steadily before the recession hit.
- The government's precrisis policies were blamed for the lack of preparedness.
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