1. already checked or verified in advance; examined beforehand

1. past tense and past participle of 'precheck'; to check or verify something in advance
Usage: often used in computing and software contexts

Examples

• The form came with prechecked boxes for the most common options.
• All luggage was prechecked before boarding the flight.
• The system prechecked the data for errors before processing.
• We prechecked the equipment to ensure everything was working properly.
• The website had prechecked the 'subscribe to newsletter' option by default.
• Security prechecked all visitors at the entrance.
• The software prechecked the file format before uploading.