Made beforehand; prepared or constructed in advance rather than on-site or on-demand.
From 'fore-' (before) + 'made' (past tense of make). A compound adjective combining Old English elements to describe something pre-manufactured or pre-assembled.
Prefabricated housing emerged in the 20th century as 'foremade' buildings—it revolutionized construction by assembling walls in factories then stacking them on-site, speeding up housing dramatically.
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