intempestive
intempestive, unseasonably, inappropriately
intempestīvē, adv., v. intempestivus fin.
intempestīvē, Adv. (intempestivus), zur Unzeit, int. accedere, Cic.: omnia int. agere, Liv.: illud (munusculum) int. remittere, Sen.: int. lascivire, Gell.: int. occupato alludere, Phaedr.: haud int., Vell.: non int., Colum.
musca ~e liquoribus et escis se ingerit
quam premature et ~e ‥ ab ausu nobili revocatus fueris
ut [non ] ‥ ab intime speculationis serenitate ullatenus ~e avocaretur
intempestīvē, (14) dʼune manière intempestive, inopportune, mal à propos, à contretemps : Cic. Fam. 11, 16, 1 ; accedentes Cic. Off. 1, 88, les importuns, les fâcheux.
in-tempestīvē
adv.
- imtempestivus, unseasonably, inappropriately: accedere: agere, L.: fovere volnera mentis, O.