Considering
Considering conjunction - For the reason that.
Judging and considering are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judging" instead a noun "Considering".
Judging
Judging noun - The cognitive process of reaching a decision or drawing conclusions.
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Synonyms for Judging
Considering and judging are semantically related. You can use "Considering" instead a noun "Judging".
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Related pairs
- regard and considering
- regard and judging
- consideration and considering
- consideration and judging
- thought and considering
- thought and judging
- reasoning and considering
- reasoning and judging
- view and considering
- view and judging
- study and considering
- study and judging
- heed and considering
- heed and judging
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It was cited that they didn't think it was popular enough to turn into a film (though considering it's one of the most well-known comic arcs of The '80s its likely they're judging mainstream popularity instead of just comic fans).
Source: Development Hell -
Amanda Kenson comes to believe that the incomprehensibility of the Reapers is worth considering when judging the desirability of stopping the cycle.
Source: Space Madness - The seduced bit is putting it lightly considering that, judging by his oldest half-brothers age, Kevan was 14 at most when it started.
Source: Parental Incest
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