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premature
adjective as in earlier in occurrence than anticipated
adjective as in rash, impulsive
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Example Sentences
But the IMF’s economics team says it would be “premature and incorrect” to conclude that tariffs didn’t hurt global growth much.
With that in mind, it’s premature to write off the Chargers despite their problems, which don’t have a clear and immediate solution.
Here any reliable pundit would counsel caution—it could all fall apart, joy may be premature.
Some scientists have said that warnings against acetaminophen are premature, because the drug is the only fever reducer recommended to women at some points in pregnancy.
“You’re delving into areas that are way too premature for me to discuss, other than for me to tell you we agree with the goal,” he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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