1. the act or practice of purchasing goods or services in advance
Usage: often used in retail and entertainment contexts

1. to buy something in advance, before it becomes widely available or before a specified future date
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'prebuy'

Examples

• Prebuying concert tickets early can save you money on service fees.
• Many retailers encourage prebuying by offering discounts on holiday items.
• The prebuying of video game copies began weeks before the official release date.
• Customers engaged in prebuying to secure limited-edition merchandise.
• Prebuying airline tickets in advance typically results in lower fares.
• The store's prebuying program allows members to purchase items before the general public.