deliberate
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definition
verb
she deliberated over the menu
engage in long and careful consideration.
adjective
a deliberate attempt to provoke conflict
done consciously and intentionally.
translation of 'deliberate'
adjective
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example
it was a 'deliberate' attempt to mislead me
He claims his motive in this decision has been 'deliberate' , rather than a result of his not being invited to participate.
He said there is no 'deliberate' attempt to provoke feelings of isolation, but the looped video of a train constantly leaving the viewer stranded is a touch eerie.
And those injuries have been inflicted with 'deliberate' and premeditated intent.
Everything is very measured, very 'deliberate' , very proper, with a flawless outer sheen concealing what lies just below the surface.
She was being quite 'deliberate' with her movements, and I wanted to know why.
He is very 'deliberate' , very careful, has a wonderful sense of humor.
The jury is continuing to 'deliberate' on another charge of false accounting and another of furnishing false information.
A 'deliberate' decision - decided I would vote when it was voluntary.
It might have been a very sensible, 'deliberate' decision.
A conscious and 'deliberate' thinking on wealth creation is mandatory and is not evident in the current budget.
a 'deliberate' choice must be made
That is why the introduction of a national ID card should be careful and 'deliberate' , not something done in excess haste.
Only 'deliberate' effort enables one fully to grasp the implications of such a position.
It furthermore does not assume that quitting was a conscious and 'deliberate' act as has often been assumed as part of formal cessation programs.
Separation from family is one of the most apparent costs of participating in the program and it's a conscious and 'deliberate' strategy and policy.
he used slow 'deliberate' speech
Two sets of prints show adults, probably a male and female, walking in tandem at a steady and 'deliberate' pace.
He will be very different - but not from 'deliberate' decision, but because like any assembly of the powerful, those assembled wish to exercise that power for different ends.
You also talk about the ruling class and how to gauge their intentions - to what extent their actions are 'deliberate' and conscious.
With a steady and 'deliberate' pace, a figure wearing a hooded cloak came into view, holding a candelabra in one hand and a blanket of some kind in the other.
The needs of children and youth of adoption, however, necessitate their application in a 'deliberate' and conscientious manner.
It was a conscious, 'deliberate' effort to distill myself into a bunch of electrons residing on a server somewhere on the World Wide Web.
Recruiting teachers has become a careful and 'deliberate' process because the reputation of the institution depends on them.
He would need to show a willful mendacity, an intention to deceive by 'deliberate' falsification.
Yeah, but the cuts planned in those services are a 'deliberate' attempt to undermine social provision, not a necessity of economics.
Another sort of 'deliberate' attempt to purposely sabotage you?
To my mind a lie is a 'deliberate' intent to deceive.
Scientists can also change an electrolyte's ionic strength to alter the outcome of a reaction in a measured, 'deliberate' way.
In part, the continued support for settlements results from 'deliberate' policy decisions.
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