prearrange
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- v arrange beforehand
- Did not prearrange a trip to Communist China in 1937 with Red authorities.
- Be sure to prearrange a ride back to your guesthouse if you go at night because there's little traffic on this pitch-dark stretch of highway.
- As Watergate made only too evident, no one could possibly prearrange every conversation during every waking hour over a period of years.