Dictionary definition of premeditated

1. The officer suspected the crime was premeditated, not an act of passion.
2. In the legal system, premeditated actions often lead to harsher penalties.
3. Her premeditated departure left him in a state of shock and disbelief.
4. The bank heist was a premeditated operation that took months to plan.
5. The attack was premeditated, leaving no room for claims of self-defense.
6. It was a premeditated scheme to defraud investors out of millions.
7. His apology didn’t seem sincere, almost as if it was premeditated.
8. She felt guilty because her actions were not accidental but premeditated.
9. Premeditated actions showed a level of calculation that was concerning.
10. The prosecution argued that it was a premeditated act of violence.
11. His remarks were not off the cuff but appeared to be premeditated.
12. The athlete's move to another team had been premeditated for months.
13. Their relationship ended because of a premeditated betrayal.
14. Premeditated sabotage led to the failure of the mission.
15. The act was premeditated, designed to cause maximum chaos and harm.
16. The intrusion into the system was a premeditated act of cyber warfare.
17. The judge ruled the crime was premeditated, leading to a longer sentence.
18. Premeditated theft carries a more severe penalty than petty theft.
19. She felt deceived because the whole act had been premeditated.
20. The committee's decision seemed spontaneous, but it was premeditated.
21. The insult was not just a slip of the tongue; it was premeditated.
22. The choice was premeditated, after considering all the pros and cons.
23. Their premeditated exit strategy worked flawlessly, avoiding capture.
24. The artist's stunt was premeditated to draw attention to his cause.