/prɪˈɪmpres/ (pri-im-PREH-s)

Definitions

1. verb

to print or produce something before the final impression, especially in a proof or trial version.

“The designer decided to preimpress the brochure to test the paper quality.”

2. noun

an impression made before the final impression, especially in a proof or trial version.

“The artist used the preimpress to check the ink flow on the new printer.”