(ˈ)prē+ transitive verb
Etymology: pre- + fabricate
1. : to fabricate all or most of the parts (as a house) at a factory so that construction consists mainly of assembling and uniting standardized parts
2. : to produce synthetically or artificially : develop in a superficially plausible or stereotyped manner
the novel's circumstances and characterizations have been tailor-made to fit a prefabricated scheme which is essentially false and gratuitous — Jerome Stone
• pre·fabrication (|)prē+ noun