pre opinion (1 as y)

[Pref. pre-, and Eng. opinion (q. v.).] An opinion previously formed; a prepo e ion, a prejudice. pre-op-tion, subst . [Pref. pre- , and Eng. option (q. v.).) The right or privilege of first choice. prē-ör-al, a. [Pref. pre- , and Eng. oral (q. v.).] Anat.: Situated in front of the mouth. pre-or-dāin', *pre-or-deine, vt . (Pref. pre-, and Eng. ordain (q. v.).] To ordain, appoint, or determine beforehand; to preappoint, to prede termine. "The purpos'd counsel preordain'd and fixt Of the Most High." Milton P. R. , i. 127.