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premature
adjective as in earlier in occurrence than anticipated
adjective as in rash, impulsive
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He said he felt profoundly sad about the number of people who died premature deaths.
Meaningful negotiations will only occur when Russia recognizes that its maximalist territorial and political demands are unattainable through military means, requiring sustained pressure rather than premature concessions.
A court orders that a trust be set up to manage a financial award made to her severely disabled son, reportedly from the NHS, linked to his premature birth.
State biologists had recommended against the move, describing concerns about the effects of climate change as premature.
But both of these conclusions are based on limited polling about the Epstein controversy and thus may be premature.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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