preexecute

/prɪˈɛksət/

Definitions

1. verb

to execute or perform something beforehand, especially a program or a task

“The team decided to preexecute the script to test for any bugs.”

2. noun

the act of executing or performing something beforehand

“The project manager scheduled a preexecution meeting to discuss the plan.”

3. verb

to prepare or set up something for execution or performance

“The developer preexecuted the database queries to optimize the system.”

Synonyms

  • execute
  • perform
  • run

Antonyms

  • delay
  • postpone