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The new law will preempt the old regulations.
To take the place of something or someone, often by acting first.
The new software will preempt the need for manual updates.
Her quick response preempted any further questions.
The announcement preempted the scheduled meeting.
preempt a decision
preempt a crisis
preemptive action
supersede
replace
intervene
She decided to preempt the meeting by sending an email first.
To take action in order to prevent something from happening.
He tried to preempt the argument by changing the subject.
The manager wanted to preempt any complaints by addressing the issue early.
They decided to preempt the storm by securing the outdoor furniture.
preempt a decision
preempt a crisis
preempt an issue
prevent
intervene
anticipate
