Methodical
Methodical adjective - Following a set method, arrangement, or pattern.
Premeditated and methodical are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Premeditated" instead an adjective "Methodical".
Premeditated
Premeditated adjective - Characterized by deliberate purpose and some degree of planning.
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Synonyms for Premeditated
Methodical and premeditated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Methodical" instead an adjective "Premeditated".
Nearby Words: premeditation, premeditating
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Related pairs
- rational and methodical
- rational and premeditated
- clear and methodical
- clear and premeditated
- exact and methodical
- exact and premeditated
- particular and methodical
- particular and premeditated
- specific and methodical
- specific and premeditated
- set and methodical
- set and premeditated
- fixed and methodical
- fixed and premeditated
Both words in one sentence
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Barnaby points out the murders were methodical and carefully premeditated, and scarcely the work of someone who leave incriminating evidence (that they had no reason to keep) where any search would reveal it.
Source: Series / Midsomer Murders
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