Unpremeditated

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnprɪˈmɛdɪˌteɪtɪd/

Definitions of unpremeditated

adjective not planned or thought out in advance

Example Sentences

A1 She made an unpremeditated decision to go for a walk.

A2 His unpremeditated remark caused a lot of confusion.

B1 The unpremeditated act of kindness from a stranger warmed her heart.

B2 The unpremeditated speech by the politician sparked a heated debate.

C1 Her unpremeditated actions during the crisis saved many lives.

C2 The artist's unpremeditated brush strokes created a masterpiece.

Examples of unpremeditated in a Sentence

formal The suspect claimed that the crime was unpremeditated and that he acted on impulse.

informal I didn't mean to hurt your feelings, it was just an unpremeditated reaction.

slang I totally pulled an unpremeditated move and ended up getting in trouble.

figurative Her unpremeditated words cut deeper than any planned insult.

Grammatical Forms of unpremeditated

• past tense: unpremeditated
• plural: unpremeditated
• comparative: more unpremeditated
• superlative: most unpremeditated
• present tense: unpremeditates
• future tense: will unpremeditate
• perfect tense: has unpremeditated
• continuous tense: is unpremeditating
• singular: unpremeditated
• positive degree: unpremeditated
• infinitive: to unpremeditate
• gerund: unpremeditating
• participle: unpremeditated

Origin and Evolution of unpremeditated

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unpremeditated' originated from the Latin word 'praemeditatus' which means 'to consider beforehand'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unpremeditated' has retained its original meaning of not planned or considered beforehand, with no significant shifts in its usage or connotation.