Pre tending is a verb that refers to the act of pretending or feigning something before it actually occurs or comes into existence. It involves putting on a false appearance or behavior in order to deceive others or create a false impression. This word is derived from the combination of the prefix "pre-" which means before, and the word "tending" which means the act of behaving or conducting oneself in a particular way.
When someone is pre tending, they are essentially making believe or acting in a way that is contrary to their true feelings, intentions, or circumstances. This can be done for a variety of reasons, such as to manipulate others, gain an advantage, avoid confrontation or judgment, or simply to fit into a certain social context.
Pre tending often involves creating an illusion or a false reality, whether it is through words, actions, or even appearance. It is a deliberate and conscious act of deception, where individuals intentionally mislead others by presenting a false version of themselves or a situation.
However, pre tending should not be confused with pretending, as it specifically implies the element of doing so before a particular event, circumstance, or occurrence. It emphasizes that the deception is happening in anticipation of something, rather than just being a general act of make-believe.
