1. plural of preview; advance showings or screenings of a film, performance, or product before its official release or public debut
Usage: commonly used in entertainment and media contexts

1. third-person singular present tense of preview; to view or show something in advance before its official release
Usage: transitive verb

Examples

• The studio held several prereviews of the new film for critics and industry insiders.
• She prereviews all the upcoming products before they launch to the public.
• Attendees at the event got exclusive prereviews of the latest technology.
• The network prereviews episodes to select audiences to gather feedback.
• Prereviews allow filmmakers to make final adjustments based on audience reactions.
• He prereviews the presentation slides before the conference begins.