preenact
/priːˈnækt/
verb
- To enact or establish (a law, rule, or policy) in advance of a need or event.
- The board voted to preenact new safety regulations ahead of the factory inspection.
- Some cities preenact curfews during holidays to prevent potential disturbances.
- The government decided to preenact emergency measures before the hurricane arrived.
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