prearrangement

But there was nothing systematic about the programme, no appearance of prearrangement nor even premeditation.

When he did, his gaze rested, as though by prearrangement, on her.

A carload of lumber or cordwood might easily by prearrangement be filled inside with high grade package freight.

It was plain to the boy that the soldier of fortune was convinced that he and Pennington were there by prearrangement.

And he met his mother-in-law, as if by prearrangement, in the hotel gardens while the dew was still on leaf and flower.