premeditately
premeditately adverb: with premeditation.
Adverb
premeditately (not comparable)
- With premeditation.
- May 11 1792 Edmund Burke, speech in the House of Commons
[…] premeditately betray him
- May 11 1792 Edmund Burke, speech in the House of Commons
Origin of premeditately
From premeditate + -ly.
Questions about premeditately
- What does premeditately mean?
- Premeditately means with premeditation.
- What part of speech is premeditately?
- Premeditately is an adverb.
Words near premeditately in the dictionary
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