preprogram
verbEtymology From pre- + program.
1
To program something in advance.
2
To predispose to certain thoughts or behaviours.
- hard-wired behavior, or behavior that a dog's genetics have preprogrammed him to do
- But while Lois getting it that the entire cottage was a no-go area might mean that she was preprogrammed by thousands of years of dragons raising their dragonlets in dens, I wondered if that was all it was.2007, Robin McKinley, Dragonhaven, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, →ISBN, page 149: