proactive in Greek
proactive in Greek is προενεργός — proactive means taking action ahead of time to prevent or prepare for a problem, rather than just reacting once it happens.
proactive in Greek
προενεργός
Pronounced: proenergos
Acting in advance to deal with an expected change or difficulty
What does "proactive" mean?
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adj Taking action ahead of time to prevent or prepare for a problem, rather than just reacting once it happens.
"A proactive neighbor fixed the leaky fence before the winter storms could damage it."
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proactive in a sentence
- A proactive neighbor fixed the leaky fence before the winter storms could damage it.
- The company took a proactive approach to cybersecurity instead of waiting for a breach.
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What is "proactive" in Greek?
"proactive" in Greek is προενεργός. proactive means: Taking action ahead of time to prevent or prepare for a problem, rather than just reacting once it happens.
How do you pronounce προενεργός?
"proactive" in Greek is προενεργός, pronounced "proenergos".
How do you use "proactive" in a sentence?
Example: "A proactive neighbor fixed the leaky fence before the winter storms could damage it." In Greek, "proactive" is προενεργός.
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