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Definition
to plan or consider before doing — especially of a crime
- Every move was premeditated in three or four dimensions.Chapter 14 (45% in)
- It may avert the appearance if not the fact of instability, for the emergency has been labeled beforehand as an isolated act of premeditated violence, not symptomatic of the colony's unrest.Chapter 20 (50% in)
- The seconds were ticked off in milliseconds of premeditated violence, at once accepted and reviled.Chapter 30 (87% in)
- 'Premeditated self-sacrifice isn't something I approve of,' said Jason, as they started up the street.Chapter 36 (25% in)
There are no more uses of "premeditated" in The Bourne Supremacy.
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