presuspension

English

Etymology

From pre- +‎ suspension.

Adjective

presuspension (not comparable)

1. Prior to somebody being suspended (as from work or school).
   • 2009 June 19, Richard Sandomir, “Recaps, Replays and Weather Reports”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     NBC recapped the presuspension play, with a sharp focus on Tiger Woods’s morning, interviewed a few golfers, but primarily replayed the back-nine coverage of last year’s final round of the Open.