1. to announce or make known publicly in advance; to proclaim beforehand
Usage: chiefly British; formal or literary
2. to recommend or suggest as worthy of attention or adoption
Usage: formal; less common

Examples

• The government preconised the new policy weeks before its official launch.
• The report preconised significant changes to the education system.
• Critics preconised the dangers of the proposed legislation.
• The organization preconised sustainable practices long before they became mainstream.
• She preconised the benefits of early intervention in her research.
• The media preconised the upcoming election results with great anticipation.