Pre-sold
verb (used with object), pre·sold, pre·sell·ing.
to sell in advance, as before manufacture or construction: to presell a planned house.
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| —vb , -sells, -selling, -sold | |
| 1. | to promote (a product, entertainment, etc) with publicity in advance of its appearance |
| 2. | to prepare (the public) for a product, entertainment, etc, with advance publicity |
| 3. | to agree a sale of (a product) before it is available |
| 4. | to sell (a book) before its publication date |
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Pre-sold
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