calculated
- adjective
- /ˈkæl.kjʊ.leɪ.tɪd/
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calculado
- His calculated remarks during the meeting were designed to persuade the audience.
And you need an environment where those calculated risks are encouraged.
- And you need an environment where those calculated risks are encouraged.
- South, keep your head on straight, make calculated decisions, don't act on impulse.
- And that might seem more like cold and calculated, but it it's love.
- The universe rewards calculated risk and passion.
- So they're just doing really calculated investments.
- Foucault calls the penal system a subtle, calculated technology of subjection.
- But when it came to post, like that's a much more calculated thing.
- So yeah, it's sort of an illusion, the chaos of the movie, a very calculated illusion.
- So every decision by you has to be calculated.
- I think it's very calculated risk, methodical approach.
- So definitely calculated composition, and there's an end to it.
- Is a high end Paul Billiards player actually mentally calculated?
Examples
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South, keep your head on straight, make calculated decisions, don't act on impulse.
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The universe rewards calculated risk and passion.
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And you need an environment where those calculated risks are encouraged.
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I think it's very calculated risk, methodical approach.
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Catalyst took the calculated risk and ordered his ships to attack.
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But these guys are not just tenacious, they're smart and calculated and purposeful.
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Foucault calls the penal system a subtle, calculated technology of subjection.
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She made a calculated decision to invest in the growing tech sector.
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The team's calculated strategy led to a successful project completion.
Synonyms
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4.1
Done on purpose after careful thought
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1.0
Arranged before it happens on purpose
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7.7
Planning actions carefully to gain personal advantage
Planned and not done by accident
Made for a certain purpose
Careful and slow in action or speech
Antonyms
How Deliberate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Calculated comes from the old word calculus, which meant a 'small stone' used for counting and is the same origin as calculator. Think of someone counting stones or using a calculator to plan each move. So, a calculated action is one done on purpose after careful thought.