Usually means: Notification before official information release.
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▸ noun:  announcement in advance

Similar:
foreannouncement, preadvertisement, prenotification, preannouncer, forestatement, forecry, preacknowledgment, preconfirmation, prenunciation, preapplication, more...

Opposite:
surprise, unveiling, unveilment, unveiling ceremony

Types:
teaser, spoiler, preview, trailer, more...

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Similar:
foreannouncement, preadvertisement, prenotification, preannouncer, forestatement, forecry, preacknowledgment, preconfirmation, prenunciation, preapplication, more...

Opposite:
surprise, unveiling, unveilment, unveiling ceremony

Types:
teaser, spoiler, preview, trailer, more...



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