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Noun pre-emptor has 2 senses
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Definitions from the WebPre-emptorDescriptionA pre-emptor is a person or entity who takes action before others in order to prevent or gain control over a situation, opportunity, or resource. This term can be used in various contexts. Part of SpeechNoun Sense 1Definition: Someone who takes action in order to prevent others from getting or using something. Example: The company acted as a pre-emptor by acquiring all the available patents in the industry, effectively blocking their competitors. Sense 2Definition: A person who initiates an action or takes the first step before others have the chance to. Example: As a pre-emptor, she always takes the lead in brainstorming sessions and initiates new ideas. Sense 3Definition: In law, a person who exercises a right or privilege before others have the chance to. Example: The pre-emptor filed a trademark application to secure the exclusive rights to the brand name. Related Products | ||||
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