Definition Synonyms
Definition of preclusive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
preventiveRare preventing something from happening or being possibleRare
- The contract has a preclusive clause against early termination.
2.
excludingRare acting to exclude or prevent entryRare
- The preclusive barrier kept unauthorized personnel out.
Origin of preclusive
Latin, praecludere (to shut off)
Examples of preclusive in a sentence
Preclusive actions were taken to avoid data breaches. The preclusive measure ensured no one could enter. Their preclusive tactics kept competitors at bay.
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- French:empêchant, excluant, ...
- German:präventiv, ...
- Italian:preclusivo, escludente, ...
- Spanish:excluyente, ...
- Portuguese:impeditivo, ...
- Chinese:排他性的, 排除的, ...
- Japanese:排他的な, 排他的, ...
- Arabic:مانِع, مُستَبعِد, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹנֵעַ, חוֹסֵם, ...
- Russian:предотвращающий, ...
- Ukrainian:запобіжний, виключний, ...
- Hindi:निवारक, निषेधात्मक, ...
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