premature (Meaning)

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premature (a)

born after a gestation period of less than the normal time

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too soon or too hasty

uncommonly early or before the expected time

The infants were born premature, requiring specialized care in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Premature aging can be caused by factors such as chronic stress and poor lifestyle choices.
The premature end of the project left many stakeholders disappointed and financially burdened.
The student's premature departure from the classroom disrupted the flow of the lesson.
The premature release of confidential information jeopardized the integrity of the investigation.
Premature conclusions can lead to inaccurate decisions and wasted time.
The premature failure of the experiment indicated a flaw in the research design.
Premature intervention in a conflict can sometimes escalate tensions instead of resolving them.
Premature judgment can damage relationships and hinder open communication.
The premature sale of the house meant the family had to secure alternative accommodation at short notice.

born after a gestation period of less than the normal time, too soon or too hasty, uncommonly early or before the expected time

inopportune, untimely,early, unexpected, precocious, sudden,unseasonable,unforeseen, unlooked-for, abrupt

belated, overdue, slow, overdue,late, late, belated, slow, expected, tardy

The infants were born premature, requiring specialized care in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Premature aging can be caused by factors such as chronic stress and poor lifestyle choices.

The premature end of the project left many stakeholders disappointed and financially burdened.

The student's premature departure from the classroom disrupted the flow of the lesson.