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Adjective preemptive has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebTerm: preemptiveDefinition:Adjective - describing an action or strategy taken to prevent or preclude an anticipated event or situation. Noun - a preemptive action or strategy. Sense 1:Adjective - intended to deter or prevent an attack or other hostile action before it happens. Example sentence 1: The military launched a preemptive strike to eliminate the threat before it reached their borders. Example sentence 2: The government implemented a preemptive security measure to ensure the safety of its citizens. Example sentence 3: They took preemptive measures to avoid any potential damage from the approaching hurricane. Sense 2:Adjective - taking action in advance to gain an advantage or control a situation. Example sentence 1: The company made a preemptive move by lowering their prices to attract customers before their competitors. Example sentence 2: She decided to take a preemptive step and apologize in advance to avoid any confrontation. Example sentence 3: The team decided to employ a preemptive strategy to secure victory in the upcoming match. Sense 3:Noun - an action or strategy employed to gain an advantage or control a situation before others can do so. Example sentence 1: The committee agreed that the preemptive was necessary to secure the project funding. Example sentence 2: His decision to make a preemptive offer for the house ensured that he got it before anyone else. Example sentence 3: The company's preemptive marketing campaign helped them establish a strong presence in the market. Related Products: | ||||
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