Preview Definition

prēvyo͝o
previewed, previewing, previews, preview
noun
previews
A restricted showing, as of a film, before exhibition to the public generally.
Webster's New World
A previous or preliminary view or survey.
Webster's New World
A showing of scenes from a film, TV show, etc. in advertising its coming appearance.
Webster's New World

A foretaste of something.

Wiktionary
Something seen in advance.
Wiktionary
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verb
previewed, previewing, previews
To view or show beforehand; receive or give a preview of.
Webster's New World
To view or exhibit in advance.
American Heritage
To provide a preliminary sample or overview of.
The professor previewed the course for us.
American Heritage

To show or watch something, or part of it, before it is complete.

Wiktionary

Other Word Forms of Preview

Noun

Singular:
preview
Plural:
previews

Origin of Preview

  • Old French preveu, past participle of preveoir (“to foresee"). See pre- + view.

    From Wiktionary

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