preconcern

/ˌpriːkənˈsɔrn/

Definitions

1. noun

A feeling or belief that something is likely to happen or exist before it has been confirmed or proven.

“The company’s preconcern about the economic downturn led to a cautious investment strategy.”

2. verb

To feel or have a preconception or preconcern about something.

“The media’s preconcerned portrayal of the event influenced public opinion.”

Synonyms

  • anticipation
  • preconception
  • prejudice

Antonyms

  • certainty
  • confidence