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Adjective: premiere  pri'mee(-u)r or ,pre-mee'er [N. Amer], 'pre-mee,ehr [Brit]
  1. Preceding all others in time
    "the premiere showing";
    - premier
Noun: premiere  pri'mee(-u)r or ,pre-mee'er [N. Amer], 'pre-mee,ehr [Brit]
  1. The first public performance of a play or movie
    "The red carpet was rolled out for the movie's premiere"
Verb: premiere  pri'mee(-u)r or ,pre-mee'er [N. Amer], 'pre-mee,ehr [Brit]
  1. (performing arts) be performed for the first time
    "We premiered the opera of the young composer and it was a critical success";
    - premier [rare]
     
  2. (performing arts) perform a work for the first time
    "The theatre company premiered the new play to a packed house";
    - premier [rare]

Derived forms: premiering, premieres, premiered

See also: 1st, first

Type of: appear, come along, do, execute, perform, performance, public presentation

Encyclopedia: Premiere