prewarn in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To prewarn means to inform someone in advance about a potential event or change, typically to prepare them for it.

It's always best to prewarn your team about potential changes in the project timeline.
The weather service did a great job to prewarn us about the upcoming storm.
She decided to prewarn her friend about the surprise party to ensure they wouldn't accidentally spoil it.
Prewarning the audience about sensitive content can create a more comfortable viewing experience.
The manager chose to prewarn employees about the possibility of layoffs during the meeting.