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Antonyms:
full-term
Often used in the same context:
hasty,
presumptuous,
unwise,
imminent,
counterproductive,
stillborn,
unwarranted,
unfounded,
foolhardy,
farfetched,
unrealistic,
unnecessary,
foolish,
inevitable,
exaggerated,
coincidental,
implausible,
imprudent,
wishful thinking,
foregone conclusion,
avoidable,
untimely,
ludicrous,
absurd,
plausible,
overblown,
unreasonable,
illogical,
disingenuous,
irresponsible,
conclusive,
neonatal,
belated,
needless,
stillbirth,
wishful,
irrelevant,
pointless,
preposterous,
inadvisable,
abrupt,
unhelpful,
intrauterine,
impractical,
ridiculous,
inappropriate,
preventable,
churlish,
anticlimactic,
erroneous,
incorrect,
laughable,
futile,
perinatal,
irreversible,
unlikely,
insufficient,
prescient,
impending,
dismissive,
unfeasible,
pollyannaish,
insignificant,
shortsighted,
flawed,
fait accompli,
inaccurate,
unintentional,
regrettable,
utero,
counterintuitive,
unjustified,
moot,
bittersweet,
excessive,
detrimental,
groundless,
fetal distress,
misguided,
unceremonious,
abnormal,
silly,
asphyxial,
unsubstantiated,
harmful,
baseless,
superfluous,
undignified,
accidental,
unadvisable,
probable,
fallacious,
disastrous,
definitive,
untrue,
fat embolism,
inconceivable,
propitious,
worrisome,
meaningless,
alarmist,
asinine,
ageing,
aging,
aneurysm,
aneurysms,
beats,
contractility,
depolarisation,
depolarization,
depolarizations,
dysrhythmia,
dysrhythmias,
ectopic,
ectopics,
enlargement,
extrasystole,
extrasystoles,
irritability,
maturation,
myocytes,
refractoriness,
eventual,
speedy,
preterm,
sudden,
delayed,
ignominious,
threatened,
fullterm,
gradual,
speediest,
awaited,
forcible,
inadvertent,
inglorious,
postmature
Appears in the definition of:
brooder,
extrasystole,
hyaline membrane disease,
incompetent cervix,
incubator,
nec,
necrotizing enterocolitis,
neonatal intensive care unit,
nicu,
prematurely,
prematureness,
prematurity,
progeria,
promulgation,
respiratory distress syndrome,
respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn,
untimely
Synonyms:
early,
previous,
untimely
Also try:
— Nouns for premature:
infants,
death,
infant,
labor
contractions,
beats,
birth,
ejaculation,
babies,
failure,
rupture,
more...
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