prevue

IPA: prɪvjˈu

(rare, dated) Alternative form of preview [To show or watch something, or part of it, before it is complete.]

Examples of "prevue" in Sentences

Arrivée prevue la semaine prochaine chez le Pinku!
That is the prevue (ph) of the federal government.
First impression, sa conjonctivite a l'air plus grave que prevue!
MONTAGNE: And Iraq falls under the prevue of the commander of U.S.
Just to give you a prevue, I've been told frequently I should do voice-over!
Forced choice and sleight-of-hand are not only the prevue of stage magicians, though.
That is one more reason that the Washington Secretary of State has prevue over the certification of not just the counts of the ballots so cast, but also the veracity of the contents of the ballot.
That the FISA Court would publish a brief that only justifies their existence and the legality of the FISA laws, and reinstate that it is beyond the prevue of the FISA Court to challenge the legality of this program or look outside any case not brought before them, their statements make contextual sense.