premeditated (Meaning)

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premeditated (a)

characterized by deliberate purpose and some degree of planning

The murderer's actions were meticulously premeditated, leaving no room for doubt.
The robbery had been carefully premeditated over several months, ensuring a flawless execution.
The arsonist's motives were premeditated and malicious, intending to cause maximum destruction.
The attack on the politician was premeditated, with the assailants waiting for an opportune moment.
The mass shooter had spent years planning his horrific act, demonstrating a chilling level of premeditated violence.
The defense attorney argued that the crime was not premeditated, as the defendant acted out of a sudden impulse.
The premeditated nature of the kidnapping terrified the victim's family, as it indicated a calculated and sinister plan.
The arson investigation revealed that the fire had been intentionally set and premeditated, with evidence pointing to a known suspect.
The premeditated bombing of the government building sent shockwaves through the nation, raising concerns about domestic terrorism.
The assassination attempt was believed to be premeditated, as it required extensive surveillance and planning.

characterized by deliberate purpose and some degree of planning

planned, voluntary, calculated, intended, intentional,deliberate, aforethought, willed, purposive, optional

unintentional, extemporaneous, random, instinctive, unpremeditated, instinctive, impulsive, impromptu, inadvertent, extemporaneous

The murderer's actions were meticulously premeditated, leaving no room for doubt.

The robbery had been carefully premeditated over several months, ensuring a flawless execution.

The arsonist's motives were premeditated and malicious, intending to cause maximum destruction.

The attack on the politician was premeditated, with the assailants waiting for an opportune moment.