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premeditative

/pɹɪmˈɛdᵻtˌeɪɾɪv/ adj

Involving premeditation.

Word Origin From Latin 'prae' (before) + 'meditari' (to think over, meditate) — literally 'thinking before'. The root 'meditari' comes from PIE *med- (to measure, consider), which also gives us 'medical' (originally 'to measure healing') and 'moderate' (to keep measure).

adj Involving premeditation.

The murder was clearly premeditative, with evidence of detailed planning.

(形容词) 预谋的；蓄意的

这起谋杀明显是预谋的，有详细策划的证据。

(adjetivo) Que implica premeditación.

El asesinato fue claramente premeditado, con evidencia de planificación detallada.

(adjectif) prémédité; avec préméditation; volontaire [Qui implique une préméditation ; caractérisé par une planification délibérée.]

Le meurtre était manifestement **premeditative**, avec des preuves d'une planification minutieuse.

(Adjektiv) vorsätzlich; geplant [Mit Vorsatz oder Planung im Voraus verbunden; absichtlich.]

Der Mord war eindeutig **premeditative** Natur, da es klare Hinweise auf eine detaillierte Vorbereitung gab.

(形容詞) 前もって意図的に計画されたさま。計画的な。

その殺人は明らかに計画的で、詳細な企てがあった証拠が示されている。

(adjetivo) premeditado; intencional; deliberado; planejado; proposital [Que envolve premeditação.]

O homicídio foi claramente premeditado, com evidências de planejamento detalhado.

Synonyms: premeditated deliberate intentional planned calculated Antonyms: spontaneous unplanned impulsive unpremeditated
Word parts: pre + meditat + ive

Related words

meditation

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