prematurely
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- adverb
- /ˌpriːməˈtʃʊrli/
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prematuramente
- The index patient was a male twin who was born prematurely at 26 weeks' gestation.
- be born prematurely
- terminate prematurely
- die prematurely
So I would say don't become prematurely cynical about it.
- So I would say don't become prematurely cynical about it.
- You've doomed the mouse to be eaten prematurely in its life.
- One, can we really understand the outcomes of the children born prematurely in in great depth?
- And still haven't prematurely committed to something huge just to commit.
- People died prematurely in all those ranches from radiation poisoning.
- They they actually exhaust their stem cells prematurely.
- Convey that belief and make sure that any academic paths are not prematurely closed off in high school.
- You might be acting a little prematurely and in shorting too much.
- And the last thing you want to do is let go of a dream prematurely.
- You know what, what I mind about is people dying in the in in their youth prematurely.
Examples
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She gave birth prematurely there and lost her daughter.
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So I took this off very prematurely, but this is my my early attempt.
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It's mostly companies that scale prematurely that are here.
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You were born very prematurely.
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One, can we really understand the outcomes of the children born prematurely in in great depth?
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In the 1990s, nine nuclear units retired prematurely in the US; see Table 1.
Academic text (2000) -
So I was sent home prematurely after a few days in the hospital in excruciating pain.
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When a baby is born prematurely, parents may be even less certain of their competence.
Academic text (2008) -
Of these, 46,000 deaths occurred prematurely, that is, under age 75.
Academic text (2012) -
The project was completed prematurely, leading to issues that needed to be fixed later.
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Etymology
Prematurely breaks into pre- meaning 'before' and mature meaning 'ripe' or 'ready'. So to do something prematurely is to do it 'before' it is ready or before the expected time.