preemptive in Portuguese
preemptive in Portuguese is preventivo — preemptive means done in advance to stop something bad from happening, or to gain an advantage before someone else can act.
preemptive in Portuguese
preventivo
What does "preemptive" mean?
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adjective Done in advance to stop something bad from happening, or to gain an advantage before someone else can act.
"The company launched a preemptive strike against its rival's new product with an early price cut."
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preemptive in a sentence
- The company launched a preemptive strike against its rival's new product with an early price cut.
- Doctors sometimes give a preemptive dose of painkillers before a procedure.
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What is "preemptive" in Portuguese?
"preemptive" in Portuguese is preventivo. preemptive means: Done in advance to stop something bad from happening, or to gain an advantage before someone else can act.
How do you use "preemptive" in a sentence?
Example: "The company launched a preemptive strike against its rival's new product with an early price cut." In Portuguese, "preemptive" is preventivo.
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