presold
/priˈsoʊld/
adjective
- Sold or committed to a buyer before being made available to the general public or before actual production.
- The developer presold half the condos before construction even began.
- The new book is already presold to several major retailers.
- Tickets for the concert were presold to fan club members first.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of presell: to sell something before it is available or before it is fully produced.
- She presold her artwork to collectors before the gallery show opened.
- They presold the entire first edition of the novel at a book fair.
- The company presold its new software to corporate clients last quarter.