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premeditatively

premeditatively adverb: in a premeditative manner; with premeditation.

Adverb

premeditatively (comparative more premeditatively, superlative most premeditatively)

  1. In a premeditative manner; with premeditation.
    • “Sure, I would want to get involved, but we’ve been premeditatively kept out of it,” Mr. Padavan said, adding that he would support a payroll tax but saw bridge tolls as problematic.2009 April 13, William Neuman, “M.T.A. Rescue Plan May Hinge on Highway Spending, and Republican Support”, in New York Times

Forms of premeditatively

comparativemore premeditatively
superlativemost premeditatively

Origin of premeditatively

From premeditative + -ly.

Questions about premeditatively

What does premeditatively mean?
Premeditatively means in a premeditative manner; with premeditation.
What part of speech is premeditatively?
Premeditatively is an adverb.

Words near premeditatively in the dictionary

  1. premeditating
  2. premeditatingly
  3. premeditation
  4. premeditations
  5. premeditative
  6. premeditatively
  7. premeditator
  8. premeditators
  9. premeds
  10. premeet
  11. premeeting

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