Meanings
comparative more unpremature · superlative most unpremature
- rareNot premature; timely.
Surrounded by their children, their gradual and unpremature decay conducts them, by gentle degrees, to the peaceful grave […]
1809, David Morrice, Mentor, or The moral conduct of youth from the academy to manhood1 more example
The advanced age of her Majesty rendered death unpremature, and though the loss is deeply and long to be deplored, the accompanying circumstances at least were not so distressing […]
1818, Repository of Arts, Literature, Fashions &c, page 360
Origin
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