Premeditation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREMEDITATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act or instance of premeditating
• the action of planning something (especially a crime) beforehand; intent
• The act of meditating or contriving beforehand; previous deliberation; forethought.
• planning or plotting in advance of acting
• (law) thought and intention to commit a crime well in advance of the crime; goes to show criminal intent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act or instance of premeditating; consideration or planning of an act beforehand that shows intent to commit that act

Words related to PREMEDITATION

premeditations19

Words that contain PREMEDITATION

premeditations19 unpremeditation20

How to use PREMEDITATION in a sentence

• Such, however, was not the case with this, for every appearance of premeditation and preparation vanished with this meal.
• Or he may decide to commit a crime after due premeditation and preparation, and in that case the penalty is powerless to check him, because he hopes to escape with impunity.
• I cannot go, at least, without reflection, without premeditation.
• Without premeditation, the circle swept forward into the passageway.
• He seated himself with plain premeditation directly opposite the caisse, staring openly.
• It came about suddenly, and entirely without premeditation.
• Dolabella inveighed against him with much more fluency and premeditation than I am doing now.
• There is, too, a casual charm about the villages themselves, the graceful, accidental grouping of houses and gardens, which suggests growth rather than premeditation.
• Murder is generally committed in the sudden impulse of ungovernable passion, not with the slow premeditation of deliberate revenge.
• Their entrance, whether by premeditation or a simultaneous impulse, was the signal of revolt for the boys.
• In proportion as I thus determined, I drew off my forces from petty incursions, and felt the propriety of acting with premeditation and system.
• Falkland, with a premeditation to which he had given the appearance of accident, had taken care to send with me a guard to attend upon his prisoner.
• That there had been no thought, no premeditation, was the fact that stirred her most.
• It is true that the man who shot poor Selby was an ignorant savage, but there was no premeditation.
• It is thus that more than one great vocation in history has been caused by a name given to a child without premeditation.
• It follows that dishes which require premeditation and deft manipulation are unpopular.
• It was without premeditation, almost without conscious intention.
• The trial of the actual murderer and of those who aided and abetted him abundantly demonstrated the cold-blooded premeditation which characterized this crime.
• Yeats has used many notes to explain obscure allusions in his poems, though the most obscure he, perhaps with premeditation, fails to explain.
• Muhammad ordered his zealous followers to desist, and the poet then, on the spur of the moment, recited a poem improvised at the time, probably with more or less premeditation.
• Thus unexpectedly, without premeditation, the two came face to face.
• It is certain that she answered in Latin without premeditation, and in a very spirited manner, to the Polish ambassador, who had been wanting in respect to her.
• There was nothing studied or forced in her motions, smiles, behavior, or voice, nothing that betrayed premeditation or purpose.
• The crime of the person, murder, with premeditation.
• Hale seems always to be doing and saying what he does and says extempore, without premeditation.
• By no premeditation could the unpremeditated scene have been finer.
• And at last, very suddenly and without premeditation, she spoke.
• Weldon, the latter, though she shared his distrust in a certain measure, could find no plausible motive for what would be criminal premeditation on the part of the head cook.
• It was not a bath in the usual sense of water on tap, and shining nickel plate, but a bath for all that, where with premeditation and forethought one might bathe.
• My conviction forced me to declare that the rector had killed Niels Bruus, but certainly without any premeditation or intention to do so.
• The sixth article of the treaty, a solemn obligation, was violated with malice and premeditation.
• The murder was not committed until half-past nine, according to the stopped clock, which is another point suggesting lack of premeditation.
• I have written this Poem from immediate dictation, twelve or sometimes twenty or thirty lines at a time, without premeditation, and even against my will.
• No mortal man could have thrown off that magnificent piece of Miltonic prose at the heat, without some deep premeditation.
• Before the week had passed, a regular judicial inquiry relieved his crime of premeditation, and showed it to be a rude duel of two armed and equally desperate men.
• He was as guiltless of premeditation on that night as she.

Similar words containing MEDITA without suffix tion and without prefix pre

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