preimposed
/priːɪmˈpoʊzd/
adjective
- Decided or set in advance, before something else happens or before a person has a chance to choose.
- Many online forms have preimposed settings that you can change if needed.
- The team worked within preimposed budget limits set by the company.
- The students had to follow a preimposed schedule for their group projects.
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verb
- To impose or establish something (such as a rule, condition, or structure) before a particular event or before someone has a say.
- The software preimposes default privacy settings when you first install it.
- The committee preimposed a strict deadline before the discussion even began.
- The teacher preimposed a set of rules for the class to follow from day one.