Definition Synonyms
Definition of preclusion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
preventionRare act of preventing something from happeningRare
- The preclusion of errors is vital in this process.
2.
anticipationRare act of anticipating and disposing of somethingRare
- Preclusion of risks is a key strategy in business.
Origin of preclusion
Latin, prae (before) + claudere (to close)
Examples of preclusion in a sentence
The preclusion of conflict was achieved through dialogue. The preclusion of errors improved the project's success rate. Legal preclusion prevented the case from proceeding further.
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- French:préclusion, anticipation, ...
- German:Verhinderung, Vorbeugung, ...
- Italian:prevenzione, preclusione, ...
- Spanish:prevención, previsión, ...
- Portuguese:prevenção, preclusão, ...
- Chinese:预防, 预先处理, ...
- Japanese:防止, 排除, ...
- Arabic:مَنْع, إِسْتِباق, ...
- Hebrew:מְנִיעָה, הֲדָרָה, ...
- Russian:предупреждение, ...
- Ukrainian:запобігання, усунення, ...
- Hindi:रोकथाम, पूर्वानुमान, ...
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