Of a thing: Intended, purposed, contrived. Obsolete.

Specially designed or intended for a particular object; done, made, or sent ‘on purpose.’ Of a messenger: Specially dispatched. Also absol. in phrase…

Done on purpose or wittingly; purposed, deliberate, intentional; not accidental or casual. Chiefly, now always, in bad sense, of an action either…

Done or created on purpose; intentional, deliberate.

That has been resolved or deliberated upon beforehand; premeditated, planned. Frequently in malice purpensed, purpensed malice (cf. malice prepensed…

Law. malice prepensed n. also prepensed malice = malice prepense n. at prepense, adj. 1a. Now chiefly historical.

Chiefly used postpositively. Originally and esp. Law in malice aforethought (see also malice, n. 2). That was thought before; entertained in the mind…

Resulting from or characterized by deliberate effort or intention; produced or acquired by study, carefully thought out; (hence) designed…

Deliberate, intentional. Of a purpose or design: Deliberately conceived. Chiefly in phrases, of (or †on,†a) set purpose (see purpose, n. phrases 5…

Done of deliberate intent or purpose; designed, intentional.

Of an action, undertaking, etc.: carefully considered; done with full awareness or consciousness. In later use also (chiefly in negative sense, of…

That is so, or is done or maintained, of one's own will; voluntary, intentional, deliberate, wilful.

transferred of the action: Done consciously (and so with responsibility), ‘conscious’, deliberate: often in collocation with willing.

= propense, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Fondly held, cherished; entertained by choice, intentional. Obsolete.

Planned, intended.

Determined upon, intended.

Purposed to be done or accomplished; designed, meant; designed to be what is denoted by the noun (cf. intending, adj. b); done on purpose…

That is or has been deliberated; carefully considered. In later use frequently with preceding modifying adverb.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Gathered painstakingly; studied, artificial; practised, refined. Obsolete.

Of doctrine: adopted or accepted after careful deliberation. Obsolete.

Characterized by or showing design or purpose: intentional, purposed, deliberate. Now rare.

Having, or characterized by, intention; intentional, intended.

Intended beforehand or previously.

That has been devised, contrived, or planned. Cf. advise, v. 6. Obsolete. rare.

malice aforethought; wrong or injury purposely done.

Deliberate. Obsolete. rare.

Premeditated, deliberate, intentional; = prepense, adj. 1. Chiefly as postmodifier, in malice propense. Now rare.

Done of set purpose, advised, intentional.

A thinking out or contriving beforehand. (crime, evil,etc.) of forethought, premeditated.

Done or created deliberately; intentional.

Done on purpose, resulting from intention; intended. Rarely of an agent: Acting with intention.

Acting, carried out, or expressed with deliberate (and frequently malicious) intent; carried out as a regular and reprehensible practice; habitual…

Planned with care; studied, deliberate.

= systematic, adj. 4b.

= prepense, adj.

Intentional, deliberate; conscious. Opposed to inadvertent, adj. 2.

Of an action, undertaking, production, etc.: produced or performed deliberately and with full awareness; characterized by a reflective self-awareness.

Performed deliberately or with express intention; designed, deliberate.

Planned, intentional; prearranged; full of design (sense 5).

Having a purpose or meaning; indicating or evincing purpose or plan; designed, intentional.

Of an action: performed with conscious purpose or intention. Also (of an intelligence, etc.): †acting with seemingly conscious purpose or intention…

Of behaviour or an action: resulting from conscious thought; voluntary rather than reflex or instinctive.