Definition of "proact" []

• To take action in advance of an expected event (verb)

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• "Also why are you having a go at the proact scheme."
• "Telling someone to be proactive is passive, not as powerful, as telling them to proact (think of the opposite - telling someone to be reactive instead of telling someone to react is a very different instruction - the latter demands action ... but in the wrong direction)."
• "I'm using the verb "to proact" on a regular basis now, especially at work and in a strategic context."