preorder
or pre-or·der
to order for purchase in advance, as before an event, restaurant meal, or release of a product: She called the restaurant before lunch to preorder.Preorder your signed print now, as only 2,500 copies are being made.
an act or instance of ordering something in advance: The new handbook is now available for preorder.The game’s future looked bright, with thousands of preorders already piled up.
something that has been ordered in advance: If you haven’t yet received your preorder, please email us.
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How to use preorder in a sentence
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FitBark, available for preorder ($69 for one device, $109 for one device and a base station), is more of a community device.
His newest book, Kabuki Democracy: The System vs. Barack Obama , is available for preorder.
His newest book, Kabuki Democracy: The System vs. Barack Obama, is available for preorder.
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