premediate
Etymology
From pre- + mediate.
premediate means To advocate. Lexicurio rates it Sui generis — a strength score of 87 out of 100.
verb
- To advocate.
- To frame or mediate beforehand.“Just as remediation insists on the inseparabiilty of reality and mediation — the reality of media, their materiality as objects of circulation within the world of humans and non-humans, of society and of things — so the concept of premediation insists on the reality of premediated futures, or, as I argue later in this chapter, on the reality of these virtual futures.”