Considered
Considered adjective - Decided on as a result of careful thought.
Usage example: my considered opinion is that this is the best movie I've ever seen
Thought-out and considered are semantically related In some cases you can use "Thought-out" instead an adjective "Considered".
Thought-out
Thought-out adjective - Decided on as a result of careful thought.
Usage example: following an obviously well thought-out plan, the terrorists simultaneously exploded eight bombs around the city
Considered and thought-out are semantically related in intentional topic. You can use "Considered" instead an adjective phrase "Thought-out", if it concerns topics such as planned.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- rational and considered
- rational and thought-out
- sensible and considered
- sensible and thought-out
- conscious and considered
- conscious and thought-out
- thoughtful and considered
- thoughtful and thought-out
- willful and considered
- willful and thought-out
- deliberate and considered
- deliberate and thought-out
- studious and considered
- studious and thought-out
Both words in one sentence
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Clodagh is also considered reasonably good at tale-telling— her well-thought-out ending to Wolf-boy's story earns her the respect of old Willow, who is made of this trope.
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