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considered

/kənˈsɪdərd/
verb★Intermediate— thoughtfully examined
general

to think carefully about something before making a decision

We considered all possible solutions before choosing the best one.

We thought carefully about all options before selecting the most effective solution.

💡

Often used in formal or serious contexts where careful thought is implied.

general

to regard someone or something in a particular way

He is considered one of the best in his field.

People regard him as one of the top experts in his profession.

💡

This usage often implies recognition or reputation.

Collocations

consider carefullyto think about something with great attentionconsider seriouslyto think about something in a thoughtful and deliberate mannerconsider an optionto think about whether to choose something

Synonyms

thought aboutweighedevaluatedreflected on

Antonyms

ignoredoverlookeddismissed

Related Phrases

consider the possibilityphrase
to think about whether something might happen
consider someone's feelingsphrase
to think about how someone might feel about something

💡Pro Tip

Formal vs. Informal Use

'Considered' is often used in formal or serious contexts. In informal speech, you might use 'thought about' instead.

⚡Gold Rule

Past Tense and Past Participle

'Considered' is the past tense and past participle of 'consider'. It is used to describe an action that has already happened or to describe someone or something in a particular way.

📖Word Origin

From Middle English 'consideren', from Latin 'considerare' meaning 'to observe carefully, examine'.

📝Usage Notes

The past participle 'considered' is often used in formal and professional contexts to indicate careful thought or evaluation.

Word Breakdown

con-
with, together
prefix
+
-sider
to observe, examine
root
+
-ed
past tense or past participle
suffix
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