unmeditated

In showing such a personal, unmeditated view of the global migration crisis through one family’s story, “Midnight Traveler” is a timely, essential film.

Daniel Campo, a former New York City planner, considers the serendipitous development of Williamsburg and concludes: “In contrast to urban space produced through conventional planning and design, the accidental playground that evolved on the North Brooklyn waterfront generated vitality through immediate and largely unmeditated action. The waterfront was there for the claiming, and people went out and did just that without asking for permission, holding meetings or making plans.”

Unmeditated, un-med′i-tā-ted, adj. not meditated, unpremeditated.

And here it was that some little frivolous genius put unmeditated words upon Patricia’s tongue.

The respect of him for the Queen's English, the classic leisureliness and explicitness, which give so rare a dignity to his style, also take from it that which our generation seems to need, the sudden word, the unmeditated transition, the flash of perception that makes reasonings unnecessary.