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Preempt (to ) conjugation

English
34 examples
This verb can also mean the following: displace something, appropriate something, take precedence over something, displace, make, appropriate
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Present Simple
preempt
preempt
preempts
preempt
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Future Simple
will preempt
will preempt
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will preempt
will preempt
will preempt
Past Simple
preempted
preempted
preempted
preempted
preempted
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Conditional Simple
would preempt
would preempt
would preempt
would preempt
would preempt
would preempt
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Present Progressive
am preempting
are preempting
is preempting
are preempting
are preempting
are preempting
Future Progressive
will be preempting
will be preempting
will be preempting
will be preempting
will be preempting
will be preempting
Past Progressive
was preempting
were preempting
was preempting
were preempting
were preempting
were preempting
Conditional Progressive
would be preempting
would be preempting
would be preempting
would be preempting
would be preempting
would be preempting
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Present Perfect
have preempted
have preempted
has preempted
have preempted
have preempted
have preempted
Future Perfect
will have preempted
will have preempted
will have preempted
will have preempted
will have preempted
will have preempted
Past Perfect
had preempted
had preempted
had preempted
had preempted
had preempted
had preempted
Conditional Perfect
would have preempted
would have preempted
would have preempted
would have preempted
would have preempted
would have preempted
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been preempting
have been preempting
has been preempting
have been preempting
have been preempting
have been preempting
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been preempting
will have been preempting
will have been preempting
will have been preempting
will have been preempting
will have been preempting
Past Perfect Progressive
had been preempting
had been preempting
had been preempting
had been preempting
had been preempting
had been preempting
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been preempting
would have been preempting
would have been preempting
would have been preempting
would have been preempting
would have been preempting

Examples of preempt

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
A process the mayor can preempt with eminent domain.
And preempt tomorrow's meeting with one of our own.
Good intentions preempt any apparent designs on publicity.
I could use a woman at the table to preempt any charges of chauvinism since—
I might have to preempt and expose myself.
A process the mayor can preempt with eminent domain.
And preempt tomorrow's meeting with one of our own.
Good intentions preempt any apparent designs on publicity.
I could use a woman at the table to preempt any charges of chauvinism since—
I might have to preempt and expose myself.
I think Nina's got some new intel that preempts this.
Therefore, I request everyone to please remain here unless a medical emergency preempts your presence.
I think Nina's got some new intel that preempts this.
Therefore, I request everyone to please remain here unless a medical emergency preempts your presence.
"If only Dragnet hadn't been preempted because of Sputnik, you never would have been conceived."
- Because, as I've tried to explain to you the district attorney has preempted him for Bruce King and your interests are adverse.
- It means that tomorrow, after my diploma is safely is hand, a backup generator will kick in and the regularly scheduled programming of the greater metropolitan area will be preempted by the world premiere of "Untitled Sachin Horror Project."
- Yeah. I feel like we've been preempted by a special news bulletin.
All of tonight's regularly scheduled programming will be preempted so we can bring you Rembrandt "Crying Man" Brown in his internationally televised...
All these special broadcasts preempting the prime-time schedule.
I had so much fun at preempting you, I did.
If I hadn't pissed in the faces of federal agents preempting their raid, she'd be stuck in Joliet's general population right now.
Ryland's preempting us.
Sir, I have reason to believe that your security chief may be preempting your decision to hand Jack Bauer over to the Chinese.
"If only Dragnet hadn't been preempted because of Sputnik, you never would have been conceived."
- Because, as I've tried to explain to you the district attorney has preempted him for Bruce King and your interests are adverse.
- It means that tomorrow, after my diploma is safely is hand, a backup generator will kick in and the regularly scheduled programming of the greater metropolitan area will be preempted by the world premiere of "Untitled Sachin Horror Project."
- Yeah. I feel like we've been preempted by a special news bulletin.
All of tonight's regularly scheduled programming will be preempted so we can bring you Rembrandt "Crying Man" Brown in his internationally televised...
All these special broadcasts preempting the prime-time schedule.
I had so much fun at preempting you, I did.
If I hadn't pissed in the faces of federal agents preempting their raid, she'd be stuck in Joliet's general population right now.
Ryland's preempting us.
Sir, I have reason to believe that your security chief may be preempting your decision to hand Jack Bauer over to the Chinese.

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