Use of the word premature in a sentence example

premature

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Senorita concieved a premature boy. [Please select]

The premature death of Constantine, in May 641, left Heracleonas sole ruler. [Please select]

Soon she was framing a self-conscious apology for premature intrusion--Mrs. [adjective]

His departure on the Monday had been in itself premature. [verb]

But we aren't anxious to make any premature offers. [Please select]

But his rejoicing was premature. [Please select]

But the exultation was premature. [Please select]

Cleaver, "I think it might be premature to go into matters that do not directly concern Mrs." [Please select]

It was quite dark--a premature darkness caused by the clouds that hung right across the sky. [Please select]

Already he felt the grateful warmth and glow, but he would not let himself indulge in premature joy. [Please select]

He had yet to learn that his sense of security was premature, and that his added knowledge might be an added danger. [Please select]

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