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Meaning of pre-law in English:

pre-law

Pronunciation /ˈpriːˌlɔː/

adjective

US

  • Of or relating to (a programme of) study in preparation for a course in law.

noun

US

  • A programme of study designed to prepare students for a course in law.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Science. From pre- + law.