premeasured

/priːˈmɛʒərd/
adjective
  1. Already measured in advance, especially for convenience or accuracy.
    • The kit comes with premeasured packets of seasoning.
    • Premeasured doses of medicine are easier for patients to take.
    • She used premeasured ingredients from the baking box.
verb
  1. Past tense of premeasure; measured in advance.
    • He premeasured the wood before cutting it.
    • They premeasured the fabric to ensure a perfect fit.
    • The chef premeasured all the spices for the sauce.
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