1. to measure something in advance or beforehand
Usage: third-person singular present or plural present form of 'premeasure'

1. measurements taken or actions taken in advance as a precaution or preparation
Usage: plural form; often used in formal or technical contexts

Examples

• The tailor premeasures the fabric before cutting to avoid waste.
• The construction team premeasures all materials to ensure accuracy.
• Safety premeasures were taken before the experiment began.
• The chef premeasures ingredients for each recipe to maintain consistency.
• Several premeasures were implemented to prevent future problems.
• Engineers premeasure the site dimensions before designing the building.