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premature adjective ahead of time, anticipatory, beeore time, embryonic, green, hasty, ill-considered, ill-timed, inchoate, inopportune, mistimed, overhasty, praematurus, precipitate, rash, raw, sooner than due, sooner than intended, too early, too soon, unanticipated, underripe, undeveloped, unformed, unmatured, unready, unripe, unseasonable, untimely Associated concepts: exhaustion of remedies, premature action See also: undue How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| I learned more about prematurity from this article than from MotheringDot-Commune or from books on the topic. Apart from the fact that the council under Padilla's leadership accomplished no more for the public benefit than it did under the lackluster leadership of his predecessors, the oddest aspect of the affair was its prematurity. Commented Kosar, " The March of Dimes is fighting the crisis of prematurity, the most serious, common and costly problem facing newborns in America. |
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