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Meaning of premature
The primary meaning of "premature" is something that happens or is done before the expected or proper time.
Etymology of premature
The word "premature" comes from the Latin words "praematurus," which is a combination of "prae" meaning "before" and "maturus" meaning "ripe" or "mature"
Historically, the term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that occurs before its expected or proper time
Synonyms
untimely
early
unripe
immature
overhasty
precipitate
rash
impulsive
hasty
rushed
sudden
unexpected
beforehand
ahead of time
too soon
inopportune
ill-timed
inappropriate
unseasonable
previous
advance
anticipatory
prevenient
preemie
born too soon
advanced
precocious
forward
developed
Definitions
- Happening, done, or existing before the proper or expected time
- Born before the normal or expected time, especially before the 37th week of pregnancy
- Relating to or denoting a birth that takes place before the normal or expected time
Usage Examples
- The premature birth of her baby required special medical attention
- The company's premature announcement of the new product led to a rush of orders before it was ready for release
- The flowers bloomed prematurely due to the unseasonably warm weather