1. to announce or make known publicly in advance; to proclaim beforehand
Usage: formal; rare
2. to recommend or endorse publicly; to advocate for
Usage: formal; archaic

Examples

• The newspaper preconizes the new policy before the official announcement.
• She preconizes the candidate's qualifications to the board members.
• The church preconizes the appointment of the new bishop.
• Critics preconize the benefits of the proposed reform.
• He preconizes the importance of education in his speeches.