Preschedule
A redundant word that combines "pre" and "schedule" to make advance scheduling sound more formal and important than it actually is.
Examples
Examples:
- "We need to preschedule this meeting." (we need to schedule in advance)
- "Let's preschedule our calls." (let's schedule ahead)
- "This requires prescheduling." (this requires advance scheduling)
Tags
redundantprescheduleadvanceformal
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