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| pre·sell [ pree sél ] (past and past participle pre·sold [ pree sṓld ], present participle pre·sell·ing, 3rd person present singular pre·sells) |
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1. popularize something beforehand: to promote a product or entertainment before it is generally available to the public, by means of advertising and publicity
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2. sell book early: to sell a book before its official publication date
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3. arrange sale of something beforehand: to agree to sell a house, car, or other item before it is actually available
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