Intempestivity
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ɪntɛmpɛˈstɪvɪti/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Intempestivity is a noun meaning Unseasonability; untimeliness.
Meaning
Unseasonability; untimeliness.
Example Sentences
I do not know if he wrote his own script, but whoever did, his subsequent pep talk was a masterpiece of intempestivity.
[... I]n general, there has been insufficient realization of the intempestivity of much theoretical debate within the discipline.
This “untimeliness” has nothing to do with the “intempestivity” of Nietzsche, which implies a denial of the present and an affirmation of future values.
d) Gradualism. The system should avoid certain inherent distortions to the generated processes of centralized structure, such as ritualism, intempestivity, bureaucracy, imposition of norms, etc.
Synonyms for intempestivity
Depending on context, synonyms include unseasonableness.
Antonyms for intempestivity
Common opposites include tempestivity.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include unseasonability, unseasonableness, tempestivity, intemperancy, untimeliness, intemperateness.
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