prereview

1 of 2

adjective

pre·​re·​view ˌprē-ri-ˈvyü 

variants or pre-review

: existing or occurring before a review

prereview advice/comments

a prereview meeting

their pre-review impressions of the product

A pre-review hearing of Rabbi Abel's claim is scheduled to take place at a tribunal next month.

—The Jewish Chronicle

prereview

2 of 2

noun

variants or pre-review

plural prereviews or pre-reviews

: a preliminary review

Many come from fields with little to no history of ethical prereview of research and where the focus is on high profile results untempered by concerns of what those innovations might mean for society at large …

—Kalev Leetaru

Substances that have medical use are first subject to a pre-review, before going through the critical review process.

—World Health Organization

So consider this a pre-review, if you like, in advance of something final before the game launches …

—Arthur Gies

… I never bring a pen and paper to write notes but instead use my walk home as a way of writing a pre-review in my head.

—Stephen White

prereview transitive verb

or pre-review

prereviewed or pre-reviewed; prereviewing or pre-reviewing

prereviewed the video game

Word History

First Known Use

Adjective

1921, in the meaning defined above

Noun

1889, in the meaning defined above