1. to inform or notify beforehand; to give advance notice to
Usage: archaic or formal; often used in legal or official contexts
2. to foresee or anticipate
Usage: archaic; rare

Examples

• The committee decided to previse all members of the upcoming policy changes.
• She was prevised of the meeting's postponement before the official announcement.
• The contract prevised both parties of their obligations.
• He prevised his colleagues that the deadline would be moved forward.
• The letter prevised the residents of the construction work scheduled for next month.