prepurchase
/priˈpɜːrtʃəs/
adjective
- Happening or done before buying something.
- We completed a prepurchase survey to check customer interest.
- The store offers a prepurchase inspection for used cars.
- A prepurchase agreement allows you to reserve the item now.
verb
- To buy something before it is available to the general public or before a certain time.
- Fans can prepurchase tickets for the concert starting next week.
- You can prepurchase the game online and download it on release day.
- We decided to prepurchase the holiday package to get a discount.
noun
- An act of buying something in advance.
- The prepurchase of the software includes a free upgrade.
- All prepurchases are non-refundable.
- She made a prepurchase of the limited edition book.