Premeditated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREMEDITATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREMEDITATE, to think about and revolve in the mind beforehand
• think out or plan (an action, especially a crime) beforehand
ADJECTIVE:
• characterized by deliberate purpose and some degree of planning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• characterized by fully conscious willful intent and a measure of forethought and planning

Words related to PREMEDITATED

premeditate16 premeditatedly23 prepensive17

Words that contain PREMEDITATED

premeditatedly23 unpremeditated20

How to use PREMEDITATED in a sentence

• Undoubtedly the aggression of Russia had been unscrupulous and premeditated, but both parties participated in drawing up the peace treaty.
• Whether from craven fear or premeditated cruelty, the Duke never entered the sick-room, and seemed entirely indifferent to his poor young wife.
• In a revised edition Lytton made the narrative agree with his own conclusion that, though an accomplice in robbery, Aram was not guilty of premeditated or actual murder.
• Had I committed an act of premeditated villainy I could not have received more lecturing.
• They met by chance on the ferry-boat to San Francisco, so that the warning he gave father was not premeditated.
• This ruse alone saved me from further punishment, for usually a premeditated assault is not ended until the patient is mute and helpless.
• Maximilian was personally brave and free from depravity or premeditated perfidy, but he was coarse, volatile, inconsistent, and not very able.
• Elaborate explanations were afterwards given for these murders, which were said, perhaps truthfully, not to have been premeditated, and many regrets were expressed.
• On this occasion, however, Woodward went like a man who felt apprehensive of some premeditated violence on the part of an enemy.
• Two other leaders held subordinate rank under him, a circumstance which gave to the whole proceedings a character of premeditated concert, and deliberation.
• It is not unreasonable to suppose that imagination in such cases often colors highly without a premeditated design of falsehood.
• But amid these acts of premeditated violence I have followed up the involuntary traces of an exact, minute, and I may say patient search.
• Without any premeditated agreement the brothers rivalled each other in attentions to Laurence, with a sense of pleasure in so doing which appeared to suffice them.
• The imprisonment of the senator seemed to have been long premeditated.
• He admitted that he wrote it, whereupon I was more than ever astonished, for I was loth to suspect him of crooked dealing, much more of any premeditated treachery.
• But some of the circumstances of this mysterious affair were interpreted into a premeditated design in the prince to be taken prisoner.
• He had not only promised falsely, but had made such promises with a deliberate, premeditated falsehood.
• They desired two or three days more to perfect their arrangements, but the zeal of their army brought on the crisis which anticipated their premeditated action.
• His care of her hardly differed from that of her father, except that it involved a closer and more premeditated study.
• The place of deposit of the club was premeditated and selected, and he knew where it was.
• The hypothesis of a premeditated suicide, with the story of the ghost as a last practical joke, has no corroboration.
• The discussion was held in the dining-room, and may, therefore, be supposed to have been premeditated.
• Such a piece of premeditated dishonesty for robbing gentlemen of their property I never before heard.
• She broods over the wrong done to her, and decides to go to Flint House that night and see her father, though not, I think, with the premeditated idea of murder.
• Even if there was not, it was very likely that a riot might be suddenly started, which would be as fatal in its consequences as a premeditated scheme.
• I would not deliberately offer violence to my conscience, and I shrunk from a premeditated visit to the distant house.
• The only acceptable death is the noble death, which is not a pathological accident, but a premeditated and precious end before the Everlasting.
• If he did not dare to confess his past suspicions, he was equally afraid to venture upon the boldness he had premeditated a few hours before.
• That, he supposed, would imply a premeditated plan of holding up automobiles.
• If the murder was premeditated, if the accusation of deliberate homicide could be supported by substantial proofs, it meant the scaffold.
• Thus in accordance with well premeditated plans, they set out and unobstructedly arrived in Philadelphia.
• The deed was done in the house of Taylor, in the city of Columbia, and was premeditated murder.
• Whatever the early visit Netta was about to make, it was evidently a premeditated one.

Similar words containing MEDITAT without suffix ed and without prefix pre

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