1. set up or configured in advance with instructions or data that will be executed automatically
Usage: commonly used in computing and technology contexts; often describes devices, software, or systems

Examples

• The washing machine has several preprogrammed cycles for different fabric types.
• The robot follows preprogrammed instructions to complete the assembly task.
• Her phone has preprogrammed shortcuts for frequently called contacts.
• The spacecraft's navigation system uses preprogrammed coordinates to reach its destination.
• The coffee maker has a preprogrammed timer that starts brewing at 6 a.m.
• The game includes preprogrammed difficulty levels for players of all skill levels.