| PRECONSCIOUS | • preconscious adj. Prior to consciousness. • preconscious adj. (Psychology) (of memories) that one is not aware of, but which can be recalled through conscious effort. • preconscious n. (Psychology) The sum of these memories. |
| PRECONSCIOUSES | • preconsciouses n. Plural of preconscious. • PRECONSCIOUS n. the preconscious part of the psyche esp. in psychoanalysis. |
| PRECONSCIOUSLY | • preconsciously adv. (Psychology) In terms of, or by means of, the preconscious. • PRECONSCIOUS adv. of memories, ideas, etc. currently absent from, but which can be readily recalled to, the conscious mind. |
| PRECONSONANTAL | • preconsonantal adj. Immediately preceding a consonant or consonant sound. • PRECONSONANTAL adj. preceding a consonant. |
| PRECONSTRUCT | • preconstruct v. (Transitive) To construct in advance. • PRECONSTRUCT v. to construct in advance. |
| PRECONSTRUCTED | • preconstructed adj. Constructed in advance. • PRECONSTRUCT v. to construct in advance. |
| PRECONSTRUCTING | • preconstructing v. Present participle of preconstruct. • PRECONSTRUCT v. to construct in advance. |
| PRECONSTRUCTION | • preconstruction n. Work done in preparation for construction, such as of a building. • preconstruction n. A preconception or prejudice. • PRECONSTRUCTION n. construction in advance. |
| PRECONSTRUCTS | • preconstructs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preconstruct. • PRECONSTRUCT v. to construct in advance. |
| PRECONSUME | • preconsume v. (Transitive) To consume beforehand. • PRECONSUME v. to consume in advance. |
| PRECONSUMED | • preconsumed v. Simple past tense and past participle of preconsume. • PRECONSUME v. to consume in advance. |
| PRECONSUMES | • preconsumes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of preconsume. • PRECONSUME v. to consume in advance. |
| PRECONSUMING | • preconsuming v. Present participle of preconsume. • PRECONSUME v. to consume in advance. |