preemptiveplan

noun
UK /prɪˈɛmptɪv plæn/
US /priˈɛmptɪv plæn/

A plan you make before something happens so you are ready.

We made a preemptiveplan for rainy weather at the picnic.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A plan made to stop a problem before it starts.

The school made a preemptiveplan to keep the halls quiet.

3. A secret plan to act first in a game or contest.

Her preemptiveplan helped the team win the chess match.

4. A list of steps you decide on early for a trip or event.

Our preemptiveplan told us where to meet if we got lost.