1. selecting or choosing in advance; making a choice beforehand
Usage: present participle of 'prechoose'; relatively uncommon in everyday usage

Examples

• The school is prechoosing the students who will participate in the advanced program.
• By prechoosing your meals, you can save time during the week.
• The committee is prechoosing the finalists before the public voting begins.
• She appreciated the option of prechoosing her seat on the airplane.
• The software allows users to customize settings by prechoosing their preferences.