Premeditatedly

"Premeditatedly" is an adverb derived from the adjective "premeditated," which means planned or intended beforehand. When used in a sentence, "premeditatedly" describes an action that has been carefully thought out and planned in advance. This term is often employed in legal contexts to describe crimes that were not impulsive but rather the result of deliberate planning and forethought.

For example, in the phrase "he murdered his neighbor premeditatedly," it indicates that the act of murder was not spontaneous but was carefully planned and executed with the intention to kill. The use of "premeditatedly" can help to distinguish between crimes that were the result of impulsive actions and those that were the result of careful planning and deliberation.

In a broader sense, the term can be used to describe any action that is carried out with forethought and intention, not merely in the context of criminal behavior. For instance, "she premeditatedly prepared for her presentation," would mean that she had carefully planned and rehearsed her presentation in advance, rather than doing it spontaneously.