1. present participle of preexcite; to excite or stimulate beforehand or in advance
Usage: technical; chiefly used in physics and engineering contexts

1. characterized by or involving excitement or stimulation that occurs in advance
Usage: technical; used in scientific and medical literature

Examples

• The preexciting pulse prepares the material for the main laser burst.
• Preexciting the electrons allows for more efficient energy transfer in the device.
• The preexciting phase of the experiment lasted approximately 50 milliseconds.
• Researchers used a preexciting mechanism to enhance the sensitivity of the detector.
• The preexciting conditions were carefully calibrated to achieve optimal results.