- prefabricating
- pre·fab·ri·cate || ‚prɪË'fæbrɪkeɪt v. make in advance, build in advance, construct ahead of time (parts for modular buildings)
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prefabricate — /priˈfæbrəkeɪt / (say pree fabruhkayt) verb (t) (prefabricated, prefabricating) 1. to fabricate or construct beforehand. 2. to manufacture (houses, etc.) in standardised parts or sections ready for rapid assembly and erection. –prefabricated,… …
