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Definition of premed

premed

/ˌpriːˈmɛd/
pre · med

Plural:premeds
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Adjective:premedical
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• adjective

1

North American Relating to or designating an undergraduate academic track or coursework that prepares a student for admission to medical school.

Example

"She enrolled in several challenging premed biology and chemistry courses during her sophomore year."

• noun

1

North American An undergraduate course of study that prepares a college student for admission to medical school.

Example

"He decided to major in biochemistry while following the premed track at his university."


2

North American A college student who is pursuing an undergraduate course of study in preparation for medical school.

Example

"The campus library was packed with stressed premeds studying for their organic chemistry exams."


3

Medication administered to a patient prior to a surgical operation or invasive medical procedure (informal shortening of premedication).

Example

"The nurse administered the premed thirty minutes before the patient was wheeled into the operating room."

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Premed. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/premed
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