provisive
/prəˈvɪsɪv/Definitions
1. adjective
Providing or serving to provide for a future need or contingency.
“The emergency fund was designed to be provisive, allowing the company to weather any financial storms.”
2. adjective
Capable of providing or serving to provide for a future need or contingency.
“The company’s new policy aimed to be provisive, ensuring employees would have a safety net in case of job loss.”
3. noun
Something that provides or serves to provide for a future need or contingency.
“The insurance policy served as a provisive measure for the family’s financial security.”