Thesaurus / prepense
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synonyms for prepense
- calculated
- careful
- cautious
- cold-blooded
- conscious
- meticulous
- premeditated
- prudent
- purposeful
- studious
- thoughtful
- willful
- advised
- considered
- designed
- express
- fixed
- intended
- judged
- planned
- pondered
- prearranged
- predetermined
- projected
- purposed
- reasoned
- resolved
- schemed
- studied
- weighed
- aforethought
- cut-and-dried
- designful
- done on purpose
- predesigned
- predeterminate
- provident
- purposive
- scrupulous
- thought-out
- voluntary
- wary
- with forethought
- witting
- calculated
- conscious
- deliberate
- intentional
- willful
- advised
- considered
- contrived
- designed
- fixed
- purposed
- rigged
- studied
- aforethought
- framed up
- laid-out
- set-up
- sewn-up
- stacked deck
- thought-out
- calculated
- considered
- designed
- planned
- prepared
- thoughtful
- advised
- affected
- deliberate
- examined
- investigated
- plotted
- premeditated
- reviewed
- willing
- aforethought
- conscious
- gone into
- purposeful
- studious
- thought-about
- thought-out
- thought-through
- voluntary
- well-considered
- willful
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antonyms for prepense
MOST RELEVANT
- careless
- heedless
- ignorant
- imprudent
- inattentive
- incautious
- thoughtless
- uncareful
- unmindful
- indefinite
- unplanned
- chance
- indeterminate
- unintentional
- unmethodical
- unsystematic
- unwitting
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How to use prepense in a sentence
Before him this legend consisted of half a dozen great divisions—a word which may be used of malice prepense.
THE ENGLISH NOVELGEORGE SAINTSBURYShe'll certainly think I've done it out of malice prepense, as it is.
THE WAR-WORKERSE.M. DELAFIELDThis was no harmless action, it looks like malice prepense, unless indeed they excited her anger unintentionally.
IT MAY BE TRUE VOLUME 1 OF 3MRS. WOODNever again did he employ the type-worn expressions of country journalism, except with set prepense and self-evident satire.
EUGENE FIELD, A STUDY IN HEREDITY AND CONTRADICTIONSSLASON THOMPSONOne man, either through ungovernable passion or malice prepense, takes the life of another.
A BOOK WRITTEN BY THE SPIRITS OF THE SO-CALLED DEADC. G. HELLEBERGAnd Sterne's exquisite curiosity of oddness, his subtile extravagances and humors prepense.
LIBRARY OF THE WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE, ANCIENT AND MODERN, VOL. 12VARIOUSMr. Shackford had been killed--either with malice prepense or on the spur of the moment--for his money.
THE STILLWATER TRAGEDYTHOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH"Not a soul," he continued—not of falsehood prepense, for he was not in fact thinking of what he was saying.
FRAMLEY PARSONAGEANTHONY TROLLOPEIt is the writing solely for gain, with malice prepense to save it,—that is the stumbling-block.
HEARTSEASECHARLOTTE M. YONGEMohun was tried for his life, but acquitted, for want of evidence, of malice prepense.
THE TOWNLEIGH HUNTWORDS RELATED TO PREPENSE
- advised
- aforethought
- calculated
- careful
- cautious
- cold-blooded
- conscious
- considered
- cut-and-dried
- designed
- designful
- done on purpose
- express
- fixed
- intended
- judged
- meticulous
- planned
- pondered
- prearranged
- predesigned
- predeterminate
- predetermined
- premeditated
- prepense
- projected
- provident
- prudent
- purposed
- purposeful
- purposive
- reasoned
- resolved
- schemed
- scrupulous
- studied
- studious
- thought-out
- thoughtful
- voluntary
- wary
- weighed
- willful
- with forethought
- witting
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.