untimely in Latin
untimely in Latin is intempestus, praecox — untimely means happening at a bad or inconvenient moment.
untimely in Latin
intempestus
At an inopportune time.
praecox
Early; premature.
What does "untimely" mean?
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adj Happening at a bad or inconvenient moment.
"The announcement came at an untimely moment, right before the holidays."
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adj Happening too soon, especially of a death.
"Fans mourned the singer's untimely death at just 27."
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untimely in a sentence
- The announcement came at an untimely moment, right before the holidays.
- Fans mourned the singer's untimely death at just 27.
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What is "untimely" in Latin?
"untimely" in Latin is intempestus, praecox. untimely means: Happening at a bad or inconvenient moment.
How do you use "untimely" in a sentence?
Example: "The announcement came at an untimely moment, right before the holidays." In Latin, "untimely" is intempestus, praecox.
Are there other ways to say "untimely" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "untimely": intempestus, praecox.
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