preconstructed

adjective

pre·​con·​struct·​ed ˌprē-kən-ˈstrək-təd 

variants or pre-constructed

1

: constructed before purchase or use

preconstructed homes

attaching preconstructed panels to a frame

"… I'm not one to pick up my phone while training clients, but at least I can respond with a quick preconstructed text from my watch … "

—Kira Stokes

… there will be two new 60-card preconstructed theme decks that will help introduce players to Pokémon TCG …

—Alex Seedhouse

2

: formed prior to actual knowledge or experience

… her stories push the boundaries of preconstructed female identities.

—J. C. Gabel

preconstruction

ˌprē-kən-ˈstrək-shən 

adjective

or pre-construction

preconstruction planning/testing

He thought the preconstruction business strange, the idea of selling someone an apartment they'd never even seen, based completely on glossy brochures … and promises.

—George Tucker

Word History

First Known Use

1917, in the meaning defined at sense 1