precommit
/ˈpriːkəmɪt/ or /ˈpriːkəmt/Definitions
1. verb
to commit to a course of action or decision before it is necessary, especially in order to reduce the risk of future regret or to avoid uncertainty.
“She precommitted to a long-term lease on the apartment, hoping to secure a good price.”
2. noun
the act of committing to a course of action or decision before it is necessary.
“The precommit of the team to the project timeline led to a significant increase in productivity.”