Deliberate
Deliberate verb - To give serious and careful thought to.
Usage example: the jury deliberated the case for three days before returning a verdict
Question and deliberate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Question" instead a verb "Deliberate".
Question
Question verb - To give serious and careful thought to.
Usage example: question your motives before you file the lawsuit: do you really care about the trees, or are you just trying to harass the neighbors?
Deliberate and question are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deliberate" instead a verb "Question".
Both words in one sentence
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Turns out that the "accident" in question was a deliberate hit-and-run by that movie's Big Bad that was meant to kill Riggs himself but got her instead.
Source: Film / Lethal Weapon - Turns out in Lethal Weapon 2 that the "accident" in question was a deliberate hit-and-run by that movie's Big Bad that was meant to kill Riggs himself but got her instead.
Source: Did Not Die That Way -
It might have been a deliberate attempt to evade the question by the angelic, time-traveling bandit.
Source: Film / Time Bandits
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