considered
- adjective
- /kənˈsɪdərd/
:
considerado
- Her plan was considered the best option after weighing all the alternatives.
That was not planned, that was not considered, that was not honed sharply.
- That was not planned, that was not considered, that was not honed sharply.
Examples
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After careful analysis, the proposal was considered reliable and effective.
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The committee considered various factors before making their final decision.
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And so it was, yeah, it was considered a very safe place.
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And he says it must be considered a thing in itself.
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And I think it's going to be considered the greatest era.
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But why is it that this is considered to be sacred?
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And each entry is what's considered a block, if you will.
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And the uncomfortable argument that has to be considered is this.
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The style of buildings is considered to be Neo Empire.
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We're at greed and market momentum is considered at extreme greed.
Synonyms
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2.6
Serious and quietly thinking about something
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4.5
Based on careful thought and clear thinking
Antonyms
Idioms
How Deliberate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word considered comes from a Latin idea of 'looking at the stars'—con- 'with' and sidus 'star'. People once used the stars to help make careful decisions, so considered now means 'thought about carefully'.