prepromise

/ˈprɛprəmɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

A promise made before something else, especially a promise made before marriage.

“The pre-promise of lifelong love and commitment was a central aspect of their wedding vows.”

2. verb

To promise something before a certain time or event, especially before marriage.

“They prepromised to love and cherish each other for the rest of their lives.”

Synonyms

  • pledge
  • vow

Antonyms

  • betrayal
  • infidelity