Preset Definition

prē-sĕt
pre-set, presets, presetting
verb
To set (something, esp. the controls of an automatic apparatus) beforehand.
Webster's New World

To set in advance.

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noun
Something which can be preset; specif., a control, as on a TV, for selecting a previously assigned frequency, command, etc.
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adjective

Set in advance, or as a default.

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Origin of Preset

  • pre- +"Ž set

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Preset Sentence Examples

  • They have no known preset limits.

  • Coupons are available for free shipping, a percentage off the highest priced product in your order, or a specific dollar amount off a purchase that exceeds a preset limit.

  • The style of music is preset by you at the beginning of the game and, as you progress through the exercise, you can unlock other styles and songs.

  • With lots of preset drum sounds included, it's like having a built-in drum machine!

  • Temperature probe monitors the freezer and sounds a buzzer if the temperature increases beyond a preset limit.

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Words Starting With

PPRPRE

Words Ending With

TETSET

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Words Starting With P and Ending With T

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With P6 Letter Words Ending With T