preemptory
/prɪˈemptəri/Definitions
1. adjective
Done or done in advance of something else; carried out before other persons or things can act or react.
“The preemptory move by the company’s CEO took everyone by surprise.”
2. adverb
In a preemptory manner; in a commanding or decisive way.
“He made a preemptory decision without even considering the consequences.”
3. noun
A preemptory order or decision, especially one that takes precedence over other considerations.
“The judge’s preemptory instruction to the jury was met with confusion.”