1. indicated or announced in advance; signaled beforehand
Usage: often used in traffic, communication, or planning contexts

1. past tense and past participle of presignal; to signal or indicate something in advance
Usage: transitive verb

Examples

• The driver presignaled the turn well before the intersection.
• The company presignaled the layoffs to key stakeholders a week earlier.
• With presignaled warnings, pedestrians had time to clear the area.
• The traffic light presignaled the change with a yellow phase.
• She presignaled her intention to leave the meeting by gathering her materials.
• The announcement was presignaled through internal memos before the public release.