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prepense
▪ I. prepense, a. (priːˈpɛns) [Substituted for earlier prepenst, prepensed (orig. purpensed, OF. purpense), either by simple phonetic reduction, or after F. pa. pple. -pensé, or corresp. L. pple. -pens-us.] Considered and planned beforehand; premeditated, purposed; intentional, deliberate. a. (a) in... Oxford English Dictionary
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prepensely
preˈpensely, adv. [f. prepense a. + -ly2.] In a prepense manner; with deliberation or premeditation; deliberately, purposely, designedly.1837 Landor Pentameron, 2nd Day's Interv. Wks. 1853 II. 320/1, I never could see why we should designedly and prepensely give to one writer more than his due, to a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kate Wilhelm
Death Qualified: A Mystery of Chaos (1991) The Best Defense (1994) For the Defense also named Malice Prepense in hardbound editions (1996) Defense for wikipedia.org
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prepensed
† preˈpensed, ppl. a. Obs. Also prepenst. [f. prec. vb. + -ed1; substituted early in 16th c. for the original purpensed; subsequently reduced to prepense a.] a. esp. in legal phraseology in malice prepensed, prepensed malice, malice prepense: see prepense a.[1436–1548: see purpensed.]1530–1 Act 22 H... Oxford English Dictionary
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What is another word for intention - WordHippo
criminal intent. malice prepense. precaution. prudence. "There appeared to be an intention by the group to harm the community.". Noun. . The idea that is conveyed or intended to be conveyed by language, symbol, or action. meaning.
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prepensive
† preˈpensive, a. Obs. rare—1. Factitious formation for prepense a.1752 Fielding Amelia i. x, Carrying the penknife drawn into the room with you..seems to imply malice prepensive, as we call it in the law. Oxford English Dictionary
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Postpositive adjective
incarnate, God Almighty In law: actus reus and mens rea, court-martial, fee simple, force majeure, locus classicus, malice aforethought (also malice prepense wikipedia.org
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prepensity
† preˈpensity Obs. rare—1. In 8 præ-. [f. prepense a. + -ity: cf. immensity.] Premeditation.1757 E. Griffith Lett. Henry & Frances (1767) II. 43 Montaigne observes,..upon the subject of death, ‘that the philosophy of the schools but increases, by præpensity, the terrors of it’. Oxford English Dictionary
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Kate Wilhelm bibliography
of an Artist (2012) Barbara Holloway mysteries Death Qualified: A Mystery of Chaos (1991) The Best Defense (1994) For the Defense also named Malice Prepense wikipedia.org
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purpense
† purˈpense, v. Obs. Also 6 pour-. [a. OF. purpenser (11th c.) f. pur-, pour- (:—L. prō forth) + penser to think. Superseded in 16th c. by prepense, so as to emphasize the notion of ‘beforehand’.] trans. To think of, meditate or deliberate upon; to determine beforehand; to premeditate.c 1400 Beryn 2... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of fiction set in Oregon
by Ron Lovell Love To Water My Soul by Jane Kirkpatrick Malice Prepense (Barbara Holloway, Bk 3) by Kate Wilhelm A Meeting at Corvallis by S. M. wikipedia.org
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prepend
prepend, v. rare. (prɪˈpɛnd) [f. pre- A. 1 + L. pendĕre to weigh.] trans. To weigh mentally, ponder, consider; to premeditate. (But app. often used by confusion for perpend.)a 1568 Wedderburn in Bannatyne Poems (Hunter. Cl.) 839 And als ye sowld prepend bayth day and houris, To grit mischeif, misery... Oxford English Dictionary
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propense
propense, a. Now rare. (prəʊˈpɛns) Also 6–7 propence. [ad. L. prōpens-us hanging toward, inclining, inclined; disposed, prone, favourable, pa. pple. of prōpend-ēre: see propend.] 1. Having an inclination, bias, or propensity to something; inclined, disposed, prone; ready, willing. Const. to, with n.... Oxford English Dictionary
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gimcracky
gimcracky, a. (ˈdʒɪmkrækɪ) [f. gimcrack n. + -y3.] Of the nature of a gimcrack.1820 C. Edwards in Blackw. Mag. (1824) XVI. 661/1 How the gardens of the Thuilleries were commended to me!—with their..parterres..gaudy white statues, and water in basins thirty feet superficial—All so fine prepense, and ... Oxford English Dictionary
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aforethought
aforethought, ppl. a. and n. (əˈfɔəθɔːt) [f. afore adv. + thought: see think. Apparently introduced as an English translation of the Old Law-Fr. prepense in malice prepense.] A. ppl. adj. Thought before; entertained in the mind beforehand, premeditated.1581 Lambarde Eiren. ii. vii. (1588) 241 If two... Oxford English Dictionary
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