1. to impose or establish beforehand; to set up in advance
Usage: technical; rare

1. characterized by or involving imposition that occurs before a specified event or time
Usage: technical; rare

Examples

• The system allows for preimposing constraints before the simulation begins.
• Preimposing conditions on the agreement made negotiations more difficult.
• The preimposing of rules ensured consistency across all test cases.
• They decided against preimposing limitations on the project scope.