(n) A statement used in a way to support a main idea while persuading; a reason. Originates from the polish word "przekonać," meaning "to convince."
When one writes a persuasive essay and lists precons.
Our precon for this bill is the lack of jobs.
When the lawyer asked the defendant about his precons, he recieved a blank stare.
Our precon for this bill is the lack of jobs.
When the lawyer asked the defendant about his precons, he recieved a blank stare.
by Aka825 October 28, 2011
Get the preconmug. Those opposed to or interfering with the intergenerational constituting of free and equal communities where self-determination can be realized.
Preconstitutionals, or "precons"are always pushing women to have kids to grow the economy, and in ways that ignore values like a meaningful voice in one's democracy, equitable birth and rearing conditions, and the restoration of nature.
by CJDforever October 6, 2020
Get the Preconstitutionals, or "precons"mug.