0 (especially of a crime or something unpleasant) done after being thought about or carefully planned: --
The assault was premeditated and particularly brutal.
a premeditated attack
premeditated murder
Put simply, doping is no more and no less than blatant and premeditated cheating.
In many cases, the violence has been premeditated and very carefully orchestrated.
The radical group had not consented to or been informed of this performance ahead of time, though it was a premeditated effort to awe the participants.
At times, the legislative deadlock was premeditated.
In this study, situating the design process that begat the building exclusively as a premeditated dialogue between a vernacular and the contemporary would be unduly simplistic.
Shapes emerge that were not anticipated or premeditated in any way.
While this impact was probably neither premeditated nor openly discussed nor even noted by contemporaries, the collective behaviour of the medical statisticians clearly had this effect.
Firstly, a crucial line was often drawn between acting prudently in dire straits, and devising a premeditated strategy of survival before any tangible threat presented itself.
