preempted

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Definition of preempted in English English dictionary: past of preempt; {s} acquired through precedence, obtained by a preemptive right
preëmpted: Simple past tense and past participle of preëmpt
preempt: to appropriate something (before someone else does)
preëmpt: Alternative spelling of preempt
Courts and arbitrators should therefore think twice before interpreting the Convention so expansively as to preëmpt domestic rules designed to provide parties to sales (and other) contracts with alternative bases of remedial relief.
preempt: to secure the right of preference in the purchase of public land
preempt: to displace something, or take precedence over something
preempt: preemptive
preempt: The act of forcing a task to relinquish the processor and dispatching to another task
preempt: {f} occupy a place, take a place; obtain at an advance opportunity, acquire by preemptive right
preempt: acquire by preemption
preempt: to make a preemptive bid at bridge
preempt: To take precedence over
preempt: make a preemptive bid
preempt: The currently executing thread may be preempted, or forced to yield control, by a higher priority thread that becomes eligible to run during its timeslice
preempt: make a preemptive bid acquire by preemption

preempted

Turkish pronunciation

priemptîd

/prēˈemptəd/ /priːˈɛmptɪd/

[ prE-'em(p)t ] (verb.) 1850. back-formation from preemption.

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