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Definition of thoughtfully - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
considerate mannerin a way that shows careful consideration or attention to others
- She thoughtfully paused before answering the sensitive question..
2.
deep thinkingin a way that involves deep or serious consideration
- He stared thoughtfully at the painting, absorbing its details..
Origin of thoughtfully
Old English, ge-thoht (thought) + -ful (full of)
Terms with thoughtfully included in their meaning
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speak cautiously
speak thoughtfully to avoid hurting or upsetting others
nervousness
press lips together with teeth nervously or thoughtfully
thinking
consider something thoughtfully to understand it better
evaluation
evaluate something critically and thoughtfully
communication
be listened to carefully and thoughtfully
creativity
develop ideas slowly and thoughtfully
thoughtful speech
say something thoughtfully
contemplate
look at something carefully or thoughtfully
thoughtfully
in a manner that accommodates many ideas
thoughtfully
in a thoughtful or reflective manner
behavior
in a thoughtfully measured manner, avoiding extremes
Examples of thoughtfully in a sentence
The teacher thoughtfully prepared the lesson to engage all students. She nodded thoughtfully, considering the proposal. He answered thoughtfully, weighing each word.
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- French:avec attention, pensivement, ...
- German:rücksichtsvoll, nachdenklich, ...
- Italian:attentamente, pensierosamente, ...
- Spanish:cuidadosamente, reflexivamente, ...
- Portuguese:cuidadosamente, pensativamente, ...
- Chinese:体贴地, 深思熟虑地, ...
- Japanese:思慮深く, 深く考えて, ...
- Arabic:بمراعاة, بِتَأَمُّل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מִתְחַשֶּׁבֶת, בְּהִרְהוּר, ...
- Russian:вдумчиво, задумчиво, ...
- Ukrainian:уважно, задумливо, ...
- Hindi:सोच-समझकर, गंभीरता से, ...
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