Translation for 'prematurely' from English to Russian

prematurely

преждевременно {adv}

• He died prematurely during a voyage in the Caribbean.
• The proprietor, Louis Le Barc, died prematurely, in 1897.
• She gave birth prematurely to a daughter, Nancy, in 1923.
• The appeal to novelty (also called appeal to modernity or "argumentum ad novitatem") is a fallacy in which one prematurely claims that an idea or proposal is correct or superior, "exclusively" because it is new and modern.
• The tadpoles can prematurely hatch when there is danger that could be eaten by predators.

• Program shuttered prematurely in 2012.
• However his term prematurely ended in 1990 when the assemblies were dissolved.
• Tormented by illness, he died prematurely in Rome.
• Kučera died prematurely due to his bohemian lifestyle.
• Schorr died prematurely of a heart condition in 1935.

• His career ended prematurely through injury.
• Three members of the National Security Council resigned prematurely.
• Gaila died prematurely, unwed and issueless.
• Jacques-Henri Rys died prematurely in 1960, aged 51.
• 1 ATENU had retired prematurely due to traffic accident.

• Lady Yehe Nara gave birth on 13 February 1875 to Yixuan's third son, who would die prematurely on 14 February 1875, and on 27 November 1880 to his fourth son, Zaiguang, who would die prematurely on 18 May 1884.
• He died prematurely of cancer in 1996.
• His career was prematurely ended by a meniscus injury.
• He retired prematurely at the age of 24.
• A knee injury ended his career prematurely in 1900.