Definitions

1. verb

to bring forward or present something as a plan or proposal, especially before it is fully developed or established.

“The government plans to preoppress a draft of the new economic policy for public review.”

2. verb

to express or suggest something vaguely or indirectly.

“The politician’s words were accused of preoppressing a threat of military action.”

3. noun

a vague or indirect suggestion or proposal.

“The politician’s preoppress about a new tax law was met with skepticism.”