Synonyms for prematurely
pre·ma·ture·ly

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1. prematurelyadverb

   (of childbirth) before the end of the normal period of gestation

   "the child was born prematurely"

   Synonyms:
   untimely

2. prematurely, untimelyadverb

   too soon; in a premature manner

   "I spoke prematurely"

   Synonyms:
   untimely

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1. prematurelyadjective

   Synonyms:
   precociously, too early, too soon

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1. List of paraphrases for "prematurely":

   early, premature

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1. Peter Shumlin:

   I am not going to undermine the hope of achieving critically important health care reforms for this state by pushing prematurely for single payer when it is not the right time for Vermont, in my judgment, now is not the right time to ask our legislature to take the step of passing a financing plan for Green Mountain Care.

2. Tim Becker:

   These kids have such a bright future in front of them, to have that prematurely taken away is extra tragic.

3. United States:

   There's a fear that moving too quickly on inter-Korean relations will undermine United States efforts to maintain pressure on North Korea to denuclearize and prematurely open the door to renewed economic engagements, it's a dynamic that comes from a long-standing mismatch in outlook between Seoul, which prioritizes peace and stability in its immediate neighborhood, and Washington -- which has an overwhelming focus on denuclearization.

4. Kozo Tsujii:

   I'm just very, very sad that these people who are so much younger than me passed away so prematurely.

5. Masazumi Wakatabe:

   It’s crucial to avoid tightening easy monetary conditions prematurely by looking just at near-term moves in the core consumer price index.