Synonym: calculated, deliberate, forethought, intended, meant, planned. Similar words: creditable, Supreme, immediate, agitate, hesitate, facilitate, statement, prestidigitation. Meaning: ['prɪː'medɪteɪtɪd] adj. characterized by deliberate purpose and some degree of planning.
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31. A witty impromptu must not sound premeditated.
32. The attack was premeditated and preplanned.
33. She carefully premeditated each step of her plan.
34. Certainly the rejection of Bush's letter appeared to have been premeditated.
35. The Chinese foreign ministry called the move'a premeditated, anti - Chinese farce.
36. Usually this age sex is improvisation, and instant impulse,[http://sentencedict.com/premeditated.html] not premeditated.
37. First-degree murder is increasingly coming to cover more than planned and deliberated killings ("premeditated" and "malice aforethought " were older ways of saying the same thing).
38. There is a world of difference between simple human error and premeditated malevolence.
39. It goes clearly that their besiegement of Zhongnanhai was premeditated, organized and planned action.
40. Sincere compliments are spoken from the heart and are not premeditated.
41. The crime was premeditated.
42. That playfulness is a reoccurring component in our a collateral phenomenon a premeditated design goal.
43. I knew that no diplomacy would work if an Arab attack was premeditated.
44. The unlawful killing of one human being by another, especially with premeditated malice.
45. But this composition should not be premeditated, it must be purely intuitive...quickly, a new balance in the plan...I do not believe in the too long reflexion .
46. The one - sentence dispatch didn't elaborate as to whether incident was an accident or premeditated.
More similar words: creditable, Supreme, immediate, agitate, hesitate, facilitate, statement, prestidigitation, media, medium, medical, edit, medication, credit, editor, edition, heredity, on credit, extreme, habitat, expedition, remember, extremely, premium, premise, predict, retirement, tremendous, invitation, limitation.