Considered
Considered adjective - Decided on as a result of careful thought.
Sober and considered are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sober" instead an adjective "Considered".
Sober
Sober adjective - Not having one's mind affected by alcohol.
Considered and sober are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Considered" instead an adjective "Sober".
Both words in one sentence
- Technically, the Senate is the place for sober second thought, where the mobbish tendencies of democracy can be curbed and where legislation can be considered away from public pressure.
Source: Useful Notes / Canadian Politics -
Someone who has managed to quit the habit is considered a recovering alcoholic, and if committed to it, remains in whatever therapy he or she used to become sober.
Source: The Alcoholic -
No Celebrities Were Harmed: In terms of his physical appearance, evocative name, and his generally sober, unflashy, classical diction, John Shade could be considered this with respect to Robert Frost.
Source: Literature / Pale Fire
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