pre-emptive (Meaning)
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pre-emptive (s)
designed or having the power to deter or prevent an anticipated situation or occurrence
Synonyms & Antonyms of pre-emptive
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pre-emptive Sentence Examples
- The pre-emptive strike aimed to neutralize the enemy's threat before it could escalate.
- The pre-emptive measures taken by the government effectively curbed the spread of the disease.
- The company's pre-emptive investment in research and development gave them a competitive advantage.
- The pre-emptive apology helped to minimize the backlash from the controversial statement.
- The pre-emptive resignation of the CEO prevented further damage to the company's reputation.
- Pre-emptive planning enabled the team to respond swiftly to unexpected challenges.
- The pre-emptive use of antibiotics prevented the infection from becoming life-threatening.
- The pre-emptive deployment of security forces ensured a peaceful gathering.
- The pre-emptive apology successfully diffused the potential for conflict.
- The pre-emptive shutdown of the system prevented a major data breach.
FAQs About the word pre-emptive
designed or having the power to deter or prevent an anticipated situation or occurrence
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No antonyms found.
The pre-emptive strike aimed to neutralize the enemy's threat before it could escalate.
The pre-emptive measures taken by the government effectively curbed the spread of the disease.
The company's pre-emptive investment in research and development gave them a competitive advantage.
The pre-emptive apology helped to minimize the backlash from the controversial statement.
