premeditatively

So you're saying that when a representative of the people premeditatively goes against the wishes of those he represents, Americans become more hopeful?

Freshman Dem: Passing health care reform worth losing my seat 2009

Nixon as I understand him was a more tragic and less deliberately and premeditatively ruthless figure.

Conyers Tells Rob Kall: Impeachment Not Off the Table; A You Tube Video 2008

KING: That would be clear to you if they premeditatively did it at age 13 and 14?

CNN Transcript Dec 9, 2002 2002

Here was a man before whom John would always, but instinctively rather than premeditatively, endeavour to show his best side.

The Wind Before the Dawn Dell H. Munger

The art which premeditatively determines the scope of its venture so that one sees at every step the curvature of its rounding up -- in a word the literary art -- was foreign to Mark Twain's nature.

Twain, Mark: Selected Obituaries 1910

A person commits murder and perhaps associated unspeakably horrible crimes, so we as a state decide to premeditatively murder this person to show how wrong it is to kill.

NWAOnline.com stories < 2010

I'm not sure anybody can quite put themselves in our shoes and understand what it must have felt like to start an idea in 2002, to approach a fellow student in 2004, to have it stolen, sabotaged, ripped off…he premeditatively sandbagged us.

Forbes.com: News Mike Isaac 2010

You're right that most people didn't consciously and premeditatively go into their super-balloon payment ARM mortgages with the idea of ripping off the bank and the taxpayer.

Three O'Clock in the Morning 2008

Sorry, but to me, pre-meditation is implicit in the act, and a man who premeditatively acts to dishonor his GF on public television isn’t a man in my book, to be so chauvinistic

Levi Johnson Jumps On the Sarah Palin Gravy Train - Erick’s blog - RedState 2009

"I do not believe you did anything wrong, premeditatively.

Parrot & Co. Harold MacGrath 1901