preemptor US
priˈɛmptər
Definition

Definition of preemptor - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
preventive actionRareUSone who takes action to prevent something from occurringRareUS
  • The preemptor moved quickly to secure the resources before others could..
preventer
2.
land acquisitionDatedUSone who acquires land by preemptionDatedUS
  • The preemptor claimed the land before it was surveyed.
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Origin of preemptor

Latin, prae (before) + emere (to buy)

Examples of preemptor in a sentence

  • The preemptor's actions saved the company from a major crisis.
  • The preemptor's rights were challenged in court.
  • As a preemptor, he had first choice of the land.

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  1. French:personne préventive, préempteur, ...
  2. German:Verhinderer, Vorkäufer, ...
  3. Italian:precursore, acquirente per prelazione, ...
  4. Spanish:precursor, adquirente por preempción, ...
  5. Portuguese:precursor, adquirente por preempção, ...
  6. Chinese:预防者, 优先购买者, ...
  7. Japanese:先取者, 先買者, ...
  8. Arabic:المستبِق, مُسْتَحْوِذ بالأَسْبَقِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַמְנֵעַ, רֹוכֵש בִּזְכוּת קֶדֶם, ...
  10. Russian:предупреждающий, преэмптор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:попереджувач, претендент, ...
  12. Hindi:अवरोधक, पूर्वक्रेता, ...

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