Synonym: advanced, early, forward, hasty, late. Similar words: mature, immature, cremation, crematory, nature, feature, in nature, by nature. Meaning: adj. 1. born after a gestation period of less than the normal time 2. too soon or too hasty 3. uncommonly early or before the expected time.
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91. The demand was premature, because it was made and served before the expiration of a month from the 31 July bill.
92. In the light of all this, I do not think it premature to put forward an evolutionary scenario for natural language.
93. Proponents say the changes will prevent 8,300 premature deaths each year-5,500 cases of chronic bronchitis and 360,000 asthma attacks.
94. They ignore the minor expense of health care for pregnant women, but pay the massive expenses of premature babies.
95. From exposure to dry cold winds or after the premature disappearance of a rash.
96. Then her eating of the red apple was premature; she had overreached herself.
97. Today's announcement of the drive for union members smacked of a victory celebration, surely a little premature ahead of Thursday's vote?
98. The first study to investigate the feasibility of permitting parents into the premature nursery began at Stanford University, in California.
99. These two studies paved the way for opening the doors of the premature nursery to parents.
100. In women, chronic use of alcohol reduces vaginal response, and it can cause irregular menstruation and induce premature menopause.
101. My father, Simon C.. DeVos, suffered several heart attacks before his premature death at the age of fifty-nine.
101. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
102. With hindsight the confidence with which the demise of dualism was predicted appears to have been premature.
103. Premature babies, in need of oxygen, were given unlimited amounts.
104. The child was born three weeks premature, but is believed to be in good health.
105. In the first half it was a case of premature ejaculation.
106. But I caught myself, decided not to make premature judgments, and tried to listen as sympathetically as I could.
107. Despite immature theory and premature hype, researchers are moving ahead.
108. The researchers questioned whether parents of premature infants suffered from deprivation due to their long physical separation from their hospitalized infants.
109. This result might indicate that the body clock is slow to mature in premature babies.
110. They are being kept in incubators(Sentencedict.com), normally used for premature babies.
111. But the financial press was premature in reporting Cork Gully's appointment as liquidator.
112. I soon discovered she had her dates right and she was premature.
113. It has been proved that sunbathing causes premature ageing of the skin.
114. His action has already caused the premature death of 700,000 birds with miserly compensation to owners.
115. Conductors visit premature baby units and decide which children to accept.
116. Publication of false reports of Parliamentary proceedings and premature disclosure of committee proceedings have both constituted contempt.
117. Even so, Mr Mieno seems in no mood to be pushed into premature easing.
118. An understanding of how small premature infants develop compared with babies born at term can also help this relationship.
119. Clearly Parliament would last its full five years and the Government could not bring it to a premature end.
120. Suddenly everything seems to cause cancer or degenerative heart disease or premature loss of memory.
More similar words: mature, immature, cremation, crematory, nature, feature, in nature, by nature, creature, signature, temperature, legislature, mathematics, remain, remake, remark, remains, remaining, remarkable, natural, schematic, naturally, unnatural, saturnine, naturalist, supernatural, Supreme, premise, premier, premium.