considerate
ગંભીર
definition
adjective
the quietest and most considerate tenants possible
careful not to cause inconvenience or hurt to others.
translation of 'considerate'
ડાહ્યું,
વિવેકબુદ્ધિવાળું,
બીજાની લાગણીઓ પ્રત્યે વિચારશીલ કે જાગૃત ત,
ખંતીલું,
કાળજીવાળું,
ગંભીર
adjective
વિચારવંત
example
But instead of being 'considerate' of my needs, he thought of me as just another conquest.
Be especially 'considerate' of those who interact with the public all the time.
Even those of us who are self-employed still must be 'considerate' of our clients and suppliers.
The chairman's statement is 'considerate' of the diverse interests represented by the leaders in the meeting.
He must be dignified, he must be tactful and 'considerate' of feelings and of every living creature he sees.
to be 'considerate' of other drivers
It has social and political implications that are very meaningful and 'considerate' of the masses.
Also, if you share the space that you're decorating, you should try to be 'considerate' of your room-mates' tastes.
We are 'considerate' of other highway users including pedestrians.
He said the Church should be 'considerate' of the plight of people in the district who lost their crop because of floods that had struck the area.
a 'considerate' friend
Be 'considerate' of the fact that Wellington's climate may make them want to drown themselves in a very warm bathtub right about now.
it was 'considerate' of you
In conclusion, I say to all you smokers out there - always be 'considerate' of your fellow non-smoking citizens.
The emergency services have joined the hospital in a plea to parents to be more 'considerate' of the potential danger caused by careless parking.
The physician should maintain a gentle and calm demeanor and be 'considerate' of the apprehensive child.
Please be 'considerate' of other spectators when using umbrellas.
Somehow that was 'considerate' of them, but they still were wary.
And remember to be 'considerate' of your colleagues who may not like the same noise levels as yourself.
You each have to be honest about your feelings and 'considerate' of the other.
As he admits now, he might have taken a view more 'considerate' of his wider career had he been older and wiser.
If she is a good friend, she will appreciate your honesty and be more 'considerate' of your feelings.
She's 'considerate' of your needs and respects the terms of your contract.
In New York, the impact of legislation has been truly wonderful, reclaiming the city from smokers who, as experience clearly shows, almost never act 'considerately' .
Sweden has thus far reacted very 'considerately' .
‘I wouldn't sully your ears with it,’ he says 'considerately' .
Yes, he's still self-assured and persistent, but he manages to retain an air of 'considerateness' and general likeability that makes it easy to understand why she is attracted to him despite her best intentions.
Aries hide doubts about themselves behind a pretty convincing show of bravado, but taming your wild side and behaving 'considerately' will express your best qualities this week.
Remember the 'considerateness' of the Prophet to the enemies of Islam.
In conclusion, I wish to commend the 'considerateness' of the editors and staff in opting for a larger type of print, making English reading easier for the younger generations now studying in high schools and universities.
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