1. to exempt or exclude in advance; to prevent from being subject to something by prior action or arrangement
Usage: third person singular present tense of preexempt; formal or legal usage

Examples

• The contract preexempts certain employees from overtime regulations.
• This clause preexempts the company from liability in specific circumstances.
• The agreement preexempts members from standard membership fees during the trial period.
• Federal law preexempts certain medical devices from state regulation.
• The policy preexempts veterans from the standard application process.