untimely
അലസിപ്പോയ
definition
adverb
the moment was very untimely chosen
at a time that is unsuitable or premature.
adjective
Dave's untimely return
(of an event or act) happening or done at an unsuitable time.
example
A regular in the TV series, his death in 1979 was an 'untimely' tragedy that dealt a sharp blow to British comedy.
And now, two years after his 'untimely' death, events come full circle as he brings to life his novel on the TPM stage.
One way to dodge an 'untimely' demise is to gather information about potential predators in advance of an attack.
I sighed softly, relieved to have escaped another 'untimely' lecture.
He said the death of a talented fashion designer was an 'untimely' tragedy.
So I'm enjoying the idea that every piece of electrical equipment in my little corner of the apartment was knocked out of service by a freak electromagnetic field caused by an 'untimely' manifestation of the ghost of Ned Ludd.
To reduce the risk of 'untimely' breakdowns, identify and replace worn components this spring.
Scotland's new coach thought that Chris, for all his 'untimely' failure to put a late penalty punt the right side of the corner flag, had generally kicked well.
Through dreams and flashbacks, we see the string of events that lead to this 'untimely' event, including the true, gruesome story of Ulysse's genesis.
The public are also being asked to discuss their wishes with their family so that there will be no hesitation or confusion in the event of 'untimely' death.
A letter of wishes can be sent to the trustees of the pension scheme by Peter clearly indicating that he wishes Jane to receive all benefits payable in the event of his 'untimely' death.
I've had the Sebring for four years now, and I've been quite happy with it, given that it was a compromise purchase forced by an 'untimely' accident.
Her 'untimely' death was occasioned by much shock and sadness among her many neighbors and friends.
So much for bequeathing your ‘personal account’ to your kids in the event of your 'untimely' demise.
What Lester most yearns for, as do most of the men in my practice, indeed in my life, is the unstinting limitless nurturer, she who was 'untimely' ripped from his arms as a little boy.
A few times, the actresses 'untimely' paused between the lines, cutting the smooth flow of their dialogue.
Increased drying time may mean greater harvest losses due to 'untimely' rainfall.
I'm sure the latter is absolutely true, but it made such an impact on me that I've instructed my Mom that in the event of my 'untimely' death, she should go ahead and make up something colorful about me.
In the event of his 'untimely' death, my instructions tell me to forward this book to you.
David, reacting to James' 'untimely' outburst, commanded his retinue of elite combatants to fight their way to the exit.
In the event of an 'untimely' death the state would automatically assume her assets, not her mother or closest relative,
Avoiding an 'untimely' defeat can be aided by a few variables.
He suggested that in the event of his 'untimely' demise, he would simply prop him up, put some sunglasses on him and keep him in office.
It pays tribute to his achievements and records his 'untimely' death in a skiing accident in his adopted home in the Swiss Alps at the age of 36.
It was an 'untimely' defeat which lost Bucks valuable ground in their chase for the championship and unless they start winning again they are at risk of dropping off their top eight spot.
That's not something he's accustomed to - whether it's illegal substances or an 'untimely' change in citizenship.
Currency weakness pushed up inflation, an 'untimely' event as it reinforced price pressures that had resulted from soaring oil prices.
He, however, arrived 'untimely' on the scene, messing up her plans and landing her in an unhappy marriage which barely lasted two years, leaving her at the end with a baby boy on her hands.
The most significant political consequence of his 'untimely' death was the elevation of the man who actually achieved that goal.
The rural programme of Tata AIG was targeted to create an asset for the rural poor in the form of hedging their economic loss in the event of an 'untimely' loss of an earning member.
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