1. to digest (food) beforehand or partially, especially by artificial means
Usage: technical; medical
2. to simplify or break down (information or material) beforehand to make it easier to understand or absorb
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The baby formula was predigested to make it easier for infants to absorb nutrients.
• Certain enzymes can predigest proteins before they reach the stomach.
• The teacher predigested the complex scientific concepts for her elementary students.
• The news program predigested the political issues into simple talking points.
• Some dietary supplements contain predigested proteins for faster absorption.
• The textbook predigested the historical events into easily memorable summaries.