1. to announce or make known publicly in advance; to proclaim beforehand
Usage: chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'preconizes'; formal or literary
2. to recommend or advocate for something in advance
Usage: formal; less common than sense 1

Examples

• The minister preconises the new policy in her opening remarks.
• Ancient texts preconise the coming of a great leader.
• The report preconises significant changes to the education system.
• She preconises the benefits of renewable energy in every speech.
• The prophecy preconises a time of peace and prosperity.
• Critics preconise the dangers of unchecked technological growth.