Consider and Know

Consider

Consider verb - To think of in a particular way.

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Know and consider are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Know" instead a verb "Consider".

Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.

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Consider and know are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consider" instead a verb "Know".

Nearby Words: knowing, known

name	consider name	know name
reason	consider reason	know reason
time	consider time	know time
way	consider way	know way
Other words: bit, words, nothing, anyone.

Secondly, she doesn't consider how she's going to get Eric to fall in love with her if she can't, you know, speak, though Ursula persuades her that Eric would like her better if she didn't talk.

Source: Disney / The Little Mermaid
The members of the Bureau know Hall is out to destroy them, because he told them ... but they all have an overpowering sense of ethics, and so they respect his honesty and consider him a friend.

Source: Mole in Charge
A six-year-old schoolchild doesn't consider the implications of this, but when you know a bit more about biology you'll know you're sending the poor bee out on a suicide mission.

Source: Video Game / Granny's Garden

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