1. to store or stock something in advance before it is needed
Usage: transitive verb; often used in retail, supply chain, or inventory contexts

Examples

• The warehouse decided to prestore extra inventory before the holiday shopping season.
• Retailers prestore seasonal items months in advance to meet customer demand.
• The company prestored supplies to ensure they would not face shortages during the peak period.
• We need to prestore enough materials to handle the expected surge in orders.