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Too soon; in a premature manner.
untimely
1
Results: The trial was stopped
prematurely
after the second interim efficacy analysis.
2
The only possible repercussion might be that her image was
prematurely
improved.
3
The Shrike had taken the others; the device had been activated
prematurely
.
4
One family, the Connors, had 11 children, of whom six died
prematurely
.
5
He warned of a double-dip recession if policy measures were withdrawn
prematurely
.
6
Reuben assumes the rights of his father
prematurely
and loses the leadership.
7
He had been born
prematurely
with multiple developmental problems related to hydrocephalus.
8
He is a man in the early thirties,
prematurely
worn and old.
9
Schiff maintains that committee Republicans
prematurely
abandoned their inquiry into Russian interference.
10
Blithely, and
prematurely
,
some have been saying this about the English Premiership.
11
Their teeth
prematurely
decay, and in frequent instances are altogether worn away.
12
Worse, if those results are delayed, a candidate could claim victory
prematurely
.
13
More Asian versus other race subgroups discontinued treatment
prematurely
due to AEs.
14
He has then to enter the womb and die
prematurely
before birth.
15
Flying was a way of life; how sad if it ended
prematurely
.
16
Maybe it's our penchant for optimism that we end our summer
prematurely
.
prematurely
bear prematurely
prematurely old
die prematurely
prematurely gray
end prematurely