intempestive (Meaning)
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intempestive (a.)
Out of season; untimely.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intempestive
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intempestive Sentence Examples
- The intempestive clamor of the construction workers disturbed the tranquility of the residential neighborhood.
- My colleague's intempestive interruption during the meeting derailed our progress.
- The unsolicited advice was intempestive, offered at an inopportune moment and causing undue stress.
- The unexpected arrival of the guest felt intempestive, as we were in the midst of a private conversation.
- The excessive laughter at the inappropriate time was intempestive, breaking the somber atmosphere of the memorial service.
- The constant buzzing of the cell phone during the lecture was intempestive, distracting both the speaker and the audience.
- The politician's intempestive comments on the sensitive issue further inflamed tensions within the community.
- The intempestive rain shower drenched us to the bone, ruining our plans for an outdoor picnic.
- The news of the accident arrived intempestive, casting a shadow over the otherwise joyous celebration.
- The unprovoked attack was intempestive, coming without warning or provocation.
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Out of season; untimely.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intempestive clamor of the construction workers disturbed the tranquility of the residential neighborhood.
My colleague's intempestive interruption during the meeting derailed our progress.
The unsolicited advice was intempestive, offered at an inopportune moment and causing undue stress.
The unexpected arrival of the guest felt intempestive, as we were in the midst of a private conversation.
