presale

[ pree-seyl ]

noun

1. a sale held in advance of an advertised sale, as for select customers.

presale

/ ˈpriːseɪl /

noun

1. the practice of arranging the sale of a product before it is available

Word History and Origins

Origin of presale¹

pre- + sale

Example Sentences

The Vessyl is currently available for presale for $99 with a $50,000 consumer demand goal to begin production.

From The Daily Beast

And in presale, Nike.xxx, Pepsi.xxx, and Target.xxx were all quickly snapped up.

From The Daily Beast

A carved celadon-glazed ceramic Qianlong vase sold for $7.9 million, double its high presale estimate.

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