Definitions
uncommonly early or before the expected time
Word origin
From Latin praemātūrus, equivalent to pre- + mature. First use appears c. 1440 in a translation of Palladius's De Re Rustica.
Used in a sentence
“a premature birth”
“premature reports of the singer's death”
“I was lost in reveries of death, and the idea of premature burial held continual possession of my brain.”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Before due time”9 letters
02“Too early”9 letters
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