preconform
/prɪˈkɒnfɔrm/Definitions
1. verb
to conform beforehand, especially to a predetermined standard or expectation
“The government preconformed to international standards in order to facilitate trade.”
2. verb
to act as if one already knows the answer to a question or the outcome of a situation, often in an overly confident or arrogant manner
“He preconformed to the solution before even hearing the details of the problem.”
3. noun
a prior conformity or action taken to fit a certain standard or expectation
“The company’s preconformity to industry regulations helped it avoid a major fine.”