How Do You Spell PRECONDITION?

Pronunciation: [pɹˌiːkəndˈɪʃən] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "precondition" is [pri-kun-dish-uhn]. It is a compound word consisting of "pre-" meaning "before" and "condition" meaning "a state to be fulfilled". The IPA phonetic transcription of the word helps us understand the sounds that make up the word. The first syllable, "pri", is pronounced with a short "i" sound, while the second syllable "kun" is pronounced with a "kuh" sound. The final syllable "dish-uhn" is pronounced with a soft "sh" sound and a short "uh" sound.

PRECONDITION Meaning and Definition

1. A precondition refers to a condition or requirement that must be met or fulfilled before something else can occur or be true. It is a prerequisite or a necessary condition that needs to be in place for a particular event, action, or outcome to take place successfully. Precondition often applies to various fields such as science, mathematics, logic, computer programming, and social contexts.

   In mathematics and logic, a precondition might refer to an assumption or a statement that must be true before a mathematical or logical operation can be performed. It is a fundamental condition that ensures the validity and accuracy of subsequent calculations or deductions.

   In computer programming, a precondition specifies certain conditions that must be true before a particular function or subroutine can be executed. It helps ensure that the inputs provided to the function are within the expected range or format, thereby avoiding errors and unpredictable results.

   In a social context, a precondition can be seen as a necessary prerequisite for a successful outcome or an agreed-upon condition for a particular action. For example, a precondition for negotiations between two countries might involve the cessation of hostilities or the agreement to a specific set of principles.

   Overall, a precondition is a vital aspect that must be satisfied or achieved before a desired event or situation can occur, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and the likelihood of successful outcomes.

Common Misspellings for PRECONDITION

• orecondition
• lrecondition
• -recondition
• 0recondition
• peecondition
• pdecondition
• pfecondition
• ptecondition
• p5econdition
• preconditoon
• preconditin
• precondishon
• aircondion
• Precompetion
• precondistion
• precostition
• precodishon

Etymology of PRECONDITION

The word "precondition" originated from the Latin prefix "pre-" meaning "before" or "in front of", and the verb "conditionare" meaning "to make ready" or "to put in order". The Latin verb is derived from the noun "conditio" meaning "terms" or "condition". In English, the prefix "pre-" combined with "condition" forms the term "precondition", which refers to a requirement or a condition that must be met before something else can happen.

Similar spelling words for PRECONDITION

• preconceived,
• preconceive,
• preconditioned,
• Priscoan eon,
• preconcerted,
• Priscoan aeon,
• preconception.

Plural form of PRECONDITION is PRECONDITIONS

Conjugate verb Precondition

CONDITIONAL

I would precondition

you would precondition

he/she/it would precondition

we would precondition

they would precondition

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be preconditioning

you would be preconditioning

he/she/it would be preconditioning

we would be preconditioning

they would be preconditioning

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have precondition

you would have precondition

he/she/it would have precondition

we would have precondition

they would have precondition

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been preconditioning

you would have been preconditioning

he/she/it would have been preconditioning

we would have been preconditioning

they would have been preconditioning

FUTURE

I will precondition

you will precondition

he/she/it will precondition

we will precondition

they will precondition

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be preconditioning

you will be preconditioning

he/she/it will be preconditioning

we will be preconditioning

they will be preconditioning

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have preconditioned

you will have preconditioned

he/she/it will have preconditioned

we will have preconditioned

they will have preconditioned

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been preconditioning

you will have been preconditioning

he/she/it will have been preconditioning

we will have been preconditioning

they will have been preconditioning

IMPERATIVE

you precondition

we let´s precondition

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to precondition

PAST

I preconditioned

you preconditioned

he/she/it preconditioned

we preconditioned

they preconditioned

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was preconditioning

you were preconditioning

he/she/it was preconditioning

we were preconditioning

they were preconditioning

PAST PARTICIPLE

preconditioned

PAST PERFECT

I had preconditioned

you had preconditioned

he/she/it had preconditioned

we had preconditioned

they had preconditioned

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been preconditioning

you had been preconditioning

he/she/it had been preconditioning

we had been preconditioning

they had been preconditioning

PRESENT

I precondition

you precondition

he/she/it preconditions

we precondition

they precondition

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am preconditioning

you are preconditioning

he/she/it is preconditioning

we are preconditioning

they are preconditioning

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

preconditioning

PRESENT PERFECT

I have preconditioned

you have preconditioned

he/she/it has preconditioned

we have preconditioned

they have preconditioned

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been preconditioning

you have been preconditioning

he/she/it has been preconditioning

we have been preconditioning

they have been preconditioning