deliberate 音标拼音: [dɪl'ɪbɚət] [dɪl'ɪbɚ
, et] [dɪl'ɪbrət]
a . 深思熟虑的,故意的,从容的
vi .
vt . 仔细考虑
深思熟虑的,故意的,从容的仔细考虑
deliberate adj 1 :
carefully thought out in advance ; "
a calculated insult ";
"
with measured irony " [
synonym : {
deliberate }, {
calculated },
{
measured }]
2 :
unhurried and with care and dignity ; "
walking at the same measured pace "; "
with all deliberate speed " [
synonym : {
careful },
{
deliberate }, {
measured }]
v 1 :
think about carefully ;
weigh ; "
They considered the possibility of a strike "; "
Turn the proposal over in your mind " [
synonym : {
consider }, {
debate }, {
moot }, {
turn over },
{
deliberate }]
2 :
discuss the pros and cons of an issue [
synonym : {
debate },
{
deliberate }]
Deliberate \
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a . [
L .
deliberatus ,
p .
p .
of deliberare to deliberate ;
de -
librare to weigh .
See {
Librate }.]
1 .
Weighing facts and arguments with a view to a choice or decision ;
carefully considering the probable consequences of a step ;
circumspect ;
slow in determining ; --
applied to persons ;
as ,
a deliberate judge or counselor . "
These deliberate fools ." --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Formed with deliberation ;
well -
advised ;
carefully considered ;
not sudden or rash ;
as ,
a deliberate opinion ;
a deliberate measure or result .
[
1913 Webster ]
Settled visage and deliberate word . --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
Not hasty or sudden ;
slow . --
Hooker .
[
1913 Webster ]
His enunciation was so deliberate . --
W .
Wirt .
4 .
having awareness of the likely consequences ;
intentional .
[
PJC ]
Deliberate \
De *
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d [-
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v .
t .
[
imp . &
p .
p . {
Deliberated };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Deliberating }.]
To weigh in the mind ;
to consider the reasons for and against ;
to consider maturely ;
to reflect upon ;
to ponder ;
as ,
to deliberate a question .
[
1913 Webster ]
Deliberate \
De *
lib "
er *
ate \,
v .
i .
To take counsel with one '
s self ;
to weigh the arguments for and against a proposed course of action ;
to reflect ;
to consider ;
to hesitate in deciding ; --
sometimes with on ,
upon ,
about ,
concerning .
[
1913 Webster ]
The woman that deliberates is lost . --
Addison .
[
1913 Webster ]
273 Moby Thesaurus words for "
deliberate ":
advise with ,
advised ,
aforethought ,
aimed ,
aimed at ,
air ,
ambling ,
analyze ,
back down ,
balance ,
bargain ,
be abstracted ,
brood ,
brood over ,
calculated ,
call in ,
calm ,
canny ,
canvass ,
careful ,
cautious ,
chaw ,
chew over ,
chew the cud ,
circumspect ,
claudicant ,
cold -
blooded ,
collected ,
collogue ,
comment upon ,
compare notes ,
composed ,
con over ,
confer ,
confer with ,
confident ,
conscious ,
consider ,
considerate ,
considered ,
consult ,
consult with ,
contemplate ,
contemplated ,
controvert ,
cool ,
counsel ,
crawling ,
creeping ,
creeping like snail ,
deal with ,
debate ,
deliberate over ,
deliberate upon ,
deliberated ,
demur ,
designed ,
digest ,
discourse about ,
discreet ,
discuss ,
discuss with ,
dispassionate ,
easy ,
envisaged ,
envisioned ,
even ,
examine ,
exchange observations ,
exchange views ,
falter ,
faltering ,
fastidious ,
fear ,
flagging ,
foot -
dragging ,
foresighted ,
forethoughtful ,
gentle ,
gingerly ,
go into ,
gradual ,
guarded ,
halting ,
handle ,
hang back ,
hasteless ,
have conversations ,
heedful ,
hem and haw ,
hesitant ,
hesitate ,
hobbled ,
hobbling ,
hold conference ,
hover ,
hum and haw ,
idle ,
imperturbable ,
inactive ,
indolent ,
intended ,
intentional ,
introspect ,
investigate ,
jib ,
judicious ,
knock around ,
knowing ,
languid ,
languorous ,
lazy ,
leaving out nothing ,
leisurely ,
limping ,
lumbering ,
meant ,
measured ,
meditate ,
meditate upon ,
meditated ,
methodical ,
meticulous ,
mindful ,
moderate ,
mull ,
mull over ,
muse ,
muse on ,
muse over ,
negotiate ,
noncommittal ,
of design ,
on guard ,
orderly ,
overlooking no possibility ,
paced ,
painstaking ,
palaver ,
parley ,
pass under review ,
pause ,
pawky ,
perpend ,
planned ,
play around with ,
play with ,
poking ,
poky ,
politic ,
ponder ,
ponder over ,
powwow ,
prearranged ,
preconceived ,
premeditated ,
prepense ,
projected ,
proposed ,
provident ,
prudent ,
pull back ,
punctilious ,
purposed ,
purposeful ,
purposive ,
put heads together ,
rap ,
reason ,
reason about ,
reason the point ,
reason with ,
refer to ,
reflect ,
reflect over ,
regardful ,
regular ,
relaxed ,
reluctant ,
retreat ,
review ,
revolve ,
ruminate ,
ruminate over ,
run over ,
safe ,
sauntering ,
schemed ,
scruple ,
scrupulous ,
serene ,
shilly -
shally ,
shuffling ,
shy ,
sift ,
sit down together ,
sit down with ,
slack ,
slothful ,
slow ,
slow as death ,
slow as molasses ,
slow as slow ,
slow to act ,
slow -
crawling ,
slow -
foot ,
slow -
going ,
slow -
legged ,
slow -
moving ,
slow -
paced ,
slow -
poky ,
slow -
running ,
slow -
sailing ,
slow -
stepped ,
sluggish ,
snail -
paced ,
snaillike ,
speculate ,
staggering ,
steady ,
stick at ,
stickle ,
stop to consider ,
straddle the fence ,
strain at ,
strolling ,
studied ,
studious ,
study ,
sure ,
systematic ,
take counsel ,
take up ,
take up with ,
talk ,
talk about ,
talk of ,
talk over ,
teleological ,
tentative ,
think about ,
think over ,
think twice about ,
thorough ,
thought -
out ,
thoughtful ,
thresh out ,
toddling ,
tortoiselike ,
tottering ,
toy with ,
treat ,
trudging ,
turn over ,
turtlelike ,
unadventurous ,
uncommunicative ,
undaring ,
unenterprising ,
unfaltering ,
unhasty ,
unhesitating ,
unhurried ,
unprecipitate ,
unruffled ,
ventilate ,
voluntary ,
waddling ,
weigh ,
willful ,
withdraw ,
witting ,
yield
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DELIBERATE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The notion that slow and careful thought is like using a scale has given us the word deliberate Deliberate can be traced back to the Latin verb deliberare, meaning "to weigh in the mind "
DELIBERATE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary DELIBERATE definition: 1 (often of something bad) intentional or planned: 2 A deliberate movement, action, or thought… Learn more
DELIBERATE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Deliberate, intentional, premeditated, voluntary refer to something not happening by chance Deliberate is applied to what is done not hastily but with full realization of what one is doing: a deliberate attempt to evade justice
DELIBERATE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you do something that is deliberate, you planned or decided to do it beforehand, and so it happens on purpose rather than by chance It has a deliberate policy to introduce world art to Britain Witnesses say the firing was deliberate and sustained
Deliberate - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com To deliberate means to carefully think or talk something through — it also means slow and measured, the pace of this kind of careful decision making If you chose deliberately, you make a very conscious, well-thought-through choice
Deliberate - definition of deliberate by The Free Dictionary Define deliberate deliberate synonyms, deliberate pronunciation, deliberate translation, English dictionary definition of deliberate adj 1 Done with or marked by full consciousness of the nature and effects; intentional: mistook the oversight for a deliberate insult
Deliberate Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary DELIBERATE meaning: 1 : done or said in a way that is planned or intended done or said on purpose; 2 : done or decided after careful thought
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DELIBERATE Synonyms: 140 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster . . . Some common synonyms of deliberate are intentional, voluntary, and willing While all these words mean "done or brought about of one's own will," deliberate implies full consciousness of the nature of one's act and its consequences
DELIBERATE definition | Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary DELIBERATE meaning: 1 done intentionally, or planned: 2 careful and without hurry: 3 to consider something… Learn more