pre-loved

adjective
UK /ˌpriːˈlʌvd/
US /ˌpriːˈlʌvd/

Something pre-loved has been owned and cared for by someone before you.

She bought a pre-loved bicycle for half the price of a new one.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Describing an item that is old but still in good condition because it was looked after.

The shop sells pre-loved toys that look almost new.

3. A kind way of saying something is second-hand, often used in ads.

They listed the pre-loved sofa online for a low price.

4. Something that has been passed on from one person to another.

My pre-loved coat used to belong to my big sister.