prefabricate
/priˈfæbrəˌkeɪt/
verb
- To manufacture sections of a building or other structure in a factory before they are transported to the site for assembly.
- They decided to prefabricate the bridge components off-site to reduce traffic disruption.
- Many modern homes prefabricate entire room modules to speed up construction.
- The company will prefabricate the walls and roof panels indoors to avoid weather delays.
- To create or produce something in a standardized, ready-made way, often implying lack of originality.
- The author tends to prefabricate his plots using the same tired formulas.
- Critics accused the film of prefabricating emotional scenes just to manipulate the audience.
- Some restaurants prefabricate their sauces in bulk to ensure consistency.
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