English to Latin Meaning of premeditate - praemeditantur

Premeditate :

praemeditantur

adjective

assultu, decemque milia, gitatam

Premeditate :: praemeditanturPremeditated :: cogitatumPremeditates :: premeditatesPremeditating :: premeditating

← Premature

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Definitions of premeditate in English

Verb(1) consider, ponder, or plan (an action(2) think or reflect beforehand or in advance

Examples of premeditate in English

(1) This theft was premeditated because the barrow is completely worthless to anyone other than a trader.(2) Ending up at Concordia after a childhood spent moving between Europe, Africa and the U.S. wasn't premeditated .(3) The officer said the attack was premeditated because of the level of violence used by possibly more than one offender.(4) It is clear that these offences were premeditated , determined and threatening in their intent.(5) It should be noted, however, that malice aforethought is a technical term whose meaning implies neither ill-will nor premeditation .(6) Sexual assault by its very nature is a crime that is premeditated , calculated and committed in secret.(7) The criteria in establishing a serial murder is that there must be planning, premeditation .(8) Furthermore, we are by no means satisfied that there was no premeditation .(9) Thankfully the injuries were not more severe and the offence was not premeditated .(10) It is a totally premeditated crime and the criminals have to very carefully plan their moves.(11) All three also received ridiculously short sentences for such a base, premeditated act of cruelty.(12) Suicides can be premeditated and planned, but that doesn't make them any less desperate.(13) Digging a grave smacks of premeditation, and premeditation means the act was calculated.(14) Based on the evidence available to this point, it is not possible to determine if the attack on her car was premeditated or not.(15) Prosecutors have argued that the crime was premeditated and that while she was mentally ill, she was not insane when she acted.(16) There was an element of premeditation about the incident because the group left the public house as the other group of supporters arrived at the station and attempted to leave the station.

(1) premature death ::

immatura morte dissereret

(2) premature aging ::

immatura canus

(3) premature ejaculation ::

immatura ejaculation

(4) premature birth ::

abortivum

(5) premature baby ::

immatura infantem

(6) premature labor ::

immatura labor

(7) premature delivery ::

immatura partus

Synonyms

1. premeditated ::

assultu

2. aforethought ::

decemque milia

3. prepense ::

gitatam

Different Forms

premeditate, premeditated, premeditates, premeditating

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