unripely
/ʌnˈraɪpli/
adverb
- In an unripe manner; before being fully mature or ready, especially of fruit or crops.
- The fruit was picked unripely and never developed its full sweetness.
- The peaches fell from the tree unripely, still hard and green.
- They harvested the corn unripely because a storm was coming.
- In a premature or immature way (used figuratively).
- He unripely announced the project before the team had finished planning.
- She unripely judged the movie after only the first ten minutes.
- The decision was made unripely, without considering all the facts.
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