0 (especially of a crime or something unpleasant) done without being planned --
Privatisation may relieve that but there are now too many unpremeditated hold-ups due to such matters as defective trains, signal failures and so on.
This is not a precipitate or unpremeditated remark, but it is one that rests upon two fundamentals.
These unpremeditated remarks are certainly easy to misinterpret.
In short, it is an analogue of the famous article 100, on which so much that was unpremeditated has been hung.
It may be unpremeditated or very carefully planned, or it may be committed in the course of carrying out another crime.
The board considers that in about half the cases of unpremeditated violence drink is a major factor.
I should hesitate to say anything of an indiscriminate or unpremeditated nature.
The post has been reinforced and other precautionary measures taken; but the outbreak appears to have been unpremeditated, and serious consequences are not anticipated.
