Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
premotion
Noun
/priːˈmoʊʃən/

Definition
The act of moving or preparing to move beforehand; the action preceding motion.

Examples
- Before the race, the athletes engaged in a series of premotion exercises to warm up.
- The dancer’s premotion is vital for maintaining grace and fluidity during the performance.
- In psychology, understanding premotion can help analyze how anticipation affects behavior.

Meaning
Premotion refers to any preparatory actions taken before an actual physical movement occurs.

Synonyms
- Preparation
- Pre-motion
- Preliminary action