1. the act or process of signaling in advance; advance notification or warning
Usage: often used in transportation, communication, or business contexts

1. to signal or indicate something beforehand; to give advance notice
Usage: third-person singular present or gerund form of presignal

Examples

• The driver was presignaling the turn well before the intersection.
• Presignaling your intentions helps other drivers anticipate your movements.
• The company engaged in presignaling before announcing the merger.
• Presignaling market changes can help investors prepare their portfolios.
• Traffic safety improves when drivers practice presignaling their lane changes.
• The protocol requires presignaling any major policy shifts to stakeholders.