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Definition of considered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
well thought-outthought about carefully
- His response was considered and showed deep insight..
2.
socialesteemed or respected due to careful thought
- He is a considered leader in the community.
Expressions with considered
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when everything is taken into account
All things considered, it was a good decision.
judgment formed after careful thought or study
It is my considered opinion that we should wait.
done without careful thought or planning
His ill-considered remarks offended many people.
Origin of considered
Latin, considerare (to look at closely)
Terms with considered included in their meaning
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grouping
two items or people considered together
pair
two of the same kind considered together
totality
all things considered as a whole
group
many individuals considered as a group
extra
additional to what was considered
outside air
clean air from outside, often considered good for health
romance
deep romantic affection considered pure and positive
analysis
individual feature or fact considered separately
prediction
anticipated or considered likely to happen
trade
businesses of the same type considered as a whole
discarded items
old or discarded articles that are considered useless or of little value
supernatural
extraordinary event considered as a divine intervention
general population
people in general considered as a whole
reliable person
considered reliable and deserving of trust by others
value
objects considered precious or important
per
for each person or item considered separately
morality
person considered evil or wicked
profanity
words considered offensive or vulgar
offensive language
word considered offensive or inappropriate
regard
be considered or regarded as
appearance
small natural mark on skin considered attractive
mark on skin
small dark mark on the skin, often considered attractive
nose shape
small, round, flat nose considered cute
vulgarity
word considered offensive or vulgar
Examples of considered in a sentence
The proposal was considered and well-researched. The considered approach led to a successful outcome.
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- French:réfléchi, estimé, ...
- German:überlegt, angesehen, ...
- Italian:riflessivo, stimato, ...
- Spanish:reflexionado, respetado, ...
- Portuguese:ponderado, respeitado, ...
- Chinese:慎重的, 受人尊敬, ...
- Japanese:熟慮された, 尊敬される, ...
- Arabic:مَدْرُوس, مُحتَرَم, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁקוּל, נֶחְשָׁב, ...
- Russian:обдуманный, уважаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:зважений, шанований, ...
- Hindi:सोच-समझा, विचारशील, ...
Definition of consider - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
deliberatethink about something seriously or carefully
- She needs time to consider her options.
2.
intendthink of doing something
- I am considering going to college next year.
3.
evaluationtake into account when making an assessment
- You must consider the feelings of others..
4.
judgmentRare regard someone or something as having a specified qualityRare
- I consider him a friend..
Expressions with consider
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used to show a promise to do something quickly
If you need help, consider it done.
disregard a previous statement as if not spoken
If I offended you, consider it unsaid.
take into account who is providing the information
When hearing criticism, always consider the source.
evaluate different perspectives
To solve the problem, we need to consider all the angles.
think you are fortunate in a situation
After the accident, Maria considered herself lucky to be unharmed.
acknowledge being released from duty or obligation
After the meeting, he considered himself dismissed.
stop discussing the topic
Let's consider the matter closed and move on to other business.
assure someone that a task will be completed
When you ask for help, consider it as done.
Origin of consider
Latin, considerare (to look at closely)
Examples of consider in a sentence
They must consider the consequences of their actions. She considered applying for the new job opportunity. They are considering moving to a different city. Consider all possible outcomes before making a decision. We should consider the environmental impact of our actions. Many consider her a genius.
They consider the project a success.
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- French:réfléchir, envisager, ...
- German:überlegen, in Betracht ziehen, ...
- Italian:considerare, pensare di, ...
- Spanish:considerar, pensar en, ...
- Portuguese:considerar, cogitar, ...
- Chinese:认真思考, 打算, ...
- Japanese:考慮する, 考える, ...
- Arabic:فَكَّرَ في, فَكَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁקוֹל, לִרְאוֹת, ...
- Russian:обдумывать, размышлять, ...
- Ukrainian:обмірковувати, розглянути, ...
- Hindi:विचार करना, इरादा करना, ...
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