pre-visualize
/ˌpriːˈvɪʒjʊlʌɪz/ /ˌpriːˈvɪʒjʊəlʌɪz/ /ˌpriːˈvɪzjʊlʌɪz/(also previsualise, previsualize)
verb
[with object] To visualize how (a thing) will look when created or finished; to imagine or predict (the result of a process or act).
Origin
1960s. From pre- + visualize. Compare earlier pre-visualization.
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- witches' broom
- witches' butter
- witches' sabbath
- witchetty
- witchetty grub
- witch grass
- witch hazel
- witch-hunt
- witch-hunting
- witchiness
- witching
- witchlike
- All Saints' Summer
- All Saints' tide
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- all-seater
- allseed
- all-seeing
- all's fair in love and war
- all's fish that comes to the net
- all-sided
- all-sidedness
- all-singing, all-dancing
- all-sky