Sentence examples for Premeditated from inspiring English sources
The word "Premeditated" is correct in written English
It is used to describe an action that was planned or thought out in advance, often in a legal context. Example: "The jury found him guilty of premeditated murder, indicating that he had planned the crime beforehand."
Other images show riot sticks apparently being used the wrong way round, heavy handle first, in a way that seems premeditated to cause maximum damage.
But whether or not the population transfer of 1948 was premeditated (as he says), or largely opportunistic (as Mr Morris says), history can hardly be rewound over half a century.Some thoughtful Israeli politicians have indeed acknowledged their country's portion of the blame.
But Andrew Jennings of FICO, the company behind America's FICO credit scores, reckons that 25-30% of defaults are now premeditated.
Last month, in an open letter that deplored the judges' "premeditated" verdicts, more than 150 reformist deputies wondered if there was anything, besides "seeking refuge in God", that could be done.
Some of the killings in the Rift Valley appear to have been premeditated by elders of the Kalenjin, a group of tribes that speak a similar language.
But she accepted that he had genuinely mistaken his girlfriend for an intruder, and dismissed charges of murder and premeditated murder.The 63-year-old judge, a former journalist and social worker, went to great lengths to explain her reasoning.
In America first-degree murder involves premeditated killing, such as lying in wait for someone with a gun.
Hundreds of them have been killed in what seem to have been premeditated massacres.But the rebels are no angels either.
It was a highly premeditated move by Tbilisi, presaged by Georgia's major military exercises in July that left forces in place for an attack.
The Palestinian aim is as premeditated as Israel's.
