What is another word for premeditated?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹɪmˈɛdɪtˌe͡ɪtɪd], [ pɹɪmˈɛdɪtˌeɪtɪd], [ p_ɹ_ɪ_m_ˈɛ_d_ɪ_t_ˌeɪ_t_ɪ_d]
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Similar words for premeditated:
- all (adjective)
- conscious (adjective)
- considered (adjective)
- deliberate (adjective)
- express (adjective)
- habitual (adjective)
- intentional (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- planned, intended (adjective)
- predetermined (adjective)
- studied (adjective)
- willful (adjective)
- measured (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- planned (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Premeditated:
adj.
• all (adjective) • conscious (adjective)- more reasoning,
- more affected,
- most reasoning,
- self-conscious,
- self conscious,
- pre-meditated,
- pre meditated,
- selfconscious.
- more thought through,
- de signed,
- more thoughtthrough,
- most treated,
- most aforethought,
- thoughtabout,
- more designful,
- most designful,
- more thought-about,
- most designed,
- more aforethought,
- most thoughtthrough,
- de-signed,
- more treated,
- most thoughtabout,
- more thought-through,
- more weighed,
- most mediated,
- more designed,
- more contemplated,
- most thought through,
- most contemplated,
- thoughtthrough,
- more thought about,
- most prepense,
- more thoughtabout,
- most thought-through,
- more prepense,
- gone in to,
- most thought about,
- most thought-about,
- more mediated,
- most weighed.
- purposive,
- Schemed,
- witting,
- voluntary,
- predesigned,
- with forethought,
- done on purpose,
- coldblooded,
- Predeterminate,
- intended.
- ex-act,
- in-dividual,
- in dividual,
- ex-pressed,
- un mistakable,
- out-right,
- de-finite,
- ex pressed,
- out right,
- ex-press,
- uttered,
- most expressed,
- un qualified,
- more expressed,
- out-righter,
- clean cut,
- un ambiguous,
- out righter,
- clearcut,
- cleancut,
- de finite,
- ex press,
- un-conditional,
- un-mistakable,
- un-qualified,
- un conditional,
- ex act,
- out rightest.
- most meant,
- pro-posed,
- Meditated,
- pro posed,
- more meant,
- more meditated,
- most meditated,
- un-forced,
- un forced.
- studied,
- thought about,
- thought through,
- out and out,
- given due consideration,
- Designful,
- thought-out,
- conscious,
- predetermined,
- gone into,
- willful,
- thought-about,
- thought-through,
- calculated,
- aforethought,
- express,
- clear cut,
- well chosen,
- well advised,
- Prepense,
- considered.
- most well-considered,
- more well considered,
- more thoughtout,
- most thought-out,
- more plotted,
- more thought-out,
- most thought out,
- most thoughtout,
- well-considered,
- re-viewed,
- pre pared,
- most wellconsidered,
- re viewed,
- more wellconsidered,
- more well-considered,
- well considered,
- thoughtout,
- most well considered,
- pre-pared,
- more thought out,
- wellconsidered,
- most plotted.
n.
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•
- criminality,
- aggravating,
- gangland,
- aggravated,
- Extraditable,
- first degree,
- hit-and-run,
- heinous,
- hanging,
- chargeable.
- bargain,
- set,
- predetermine,
- cart,
- engineer,
- purpose,
- figure,
- number,
- anticipation,
- contrivance,
- foresight,
- sleeve,
- mean,
- foretaste,
- intent,
- provide,
- line,
- unsurprising,
- see,
- watch,
- reschedule,
- time,
- pencil,
- purposely,
- expectation,
- obligatory,
- preordain,
- firm,
- call,
- planned,
- expect,
- aim,
- presentiment,
- according to,
- planner,
- logistics,
- fallback,
- intend,
- mind,
- orientate,
- arrange,
- hold,
- promise,
- work,
- take,
- cue,
- strategize,
- tactician,
- day,
- muster,
- contrive,
- order,
- outlook,
- malice,
- scientific,
- count,
- forethought,
- swing,
- look ahead,
- schedule,
- pipeline,
- think ahead,
- cross,
- confirm,
- reckon,
- contrived,
- must,
- key,
- calculate,
- chart,
- provident,
- talk,
- up,
- look,
- advisedly,
- intentional,
- confirmation,
- formulate,
- head,
- provision,
- anticipate,
- think,
- supposed,
- weighted,
- summon,
- game-fixing,
- hatch,
- settle,
- deliberately,
- intention,
- destined,
- match-fixing,
- scheme,
- advertent,
- past,
- prearranged,
- strategic,
- expectancy,
- allow,
- fixed,
- well thought out,
- track,
- thought out,
- rearrange,
- accidentally,
- systematic,
- mastermind,
- pre-empt,
- map,
- due,
- prognosis,
- expectant,
- place,
- plan,
- propose,
- might,
- tactical,
- timetable,
- design,
- lay.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb) • planned (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- proposition,
- cold-blooded,
- predesignated,
- observer,
- discretionary,
- laboured,
- cooked-up,
- careful,
- forced,
- reasoned,
- premeditation,
- on ice,
- precontrived,
- purposeful,
- resolved,
- optional,
- prudent,
- discerning,
- rigged,
- discretional,
- preordered,
- cold,
- first-degree,
- premeditate,
- suggestion,
- foregone,
- volitional,
- regulated,
- Preresolved,
- resolution,
- unimportant,
- precaution,
- cut-and-dry,
- on purpose,
- predestined,
- cut-and-dried,
- unconstrained,
- packed,
- proposal,
- preconcerted,
- preplanned,
- wilful,
- set up,
- put-up,
- preconceived,
- Cold-hearted,
- Cogitated,
- Willed,
- foreseen,
- studious,
- sober,
- intelligence,
- inclined,
- stacked,
- emotionless,
- cautious,
- motion,
- fortuitous,
- project,
- dispassionate,
- advised,
- feigned,
- in the bag,
- Meant,
- Deliberated,
- cool.
How to use "Premeditated" in context?
What is premeditated? Premeditated means having a specific plan in mind before doing anything. It is often used to describe a crime where the perpetrator has thought about what they are going to do before they make a move. This can involve planning the attack, deciding on the target, and even sourcing the specific weapon or tools that they will need. It can also be used to describe situations where someone has made a decision to do something before even considering the consequences.
Paraphrases for Premeditated:
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Independent
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Adjective
attempted, calculated, intended, planned, wilfully, well-planned.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
deliberate, intentional, mayoral, orchestrated, plotted, systematic, wanton, wilful, willful, first-degree.
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