deliberate — done consciously and intentionally
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: done consciously and intentionally
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈlɪbərət/
Korean meaning: 의도적인, 고의적인
Korean pronunciation: 디-리-버-럿 (강세: 리)
Example Sentences
- His deliberate chewing made everyone at the dinner table incredibly impatient.
- The committee will deliberate on the new policy next week.
- She gave him a deliberate wink that made him blush immediately.
deliberate
ADJECTIVE//dɪˈlɪbərət//
done consciously and intentionally
done consciously and intentionally
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Origin
From Latin 'deliberatus', the past participle of 'deliberare', meaning 'to weigh, consider carefully'. The root combines 'de-' (thoroughly) with 'librare' (to weigh), derived from 'libra' (balance/scale).
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“His deliberate chewing made everyone at the dinner table incredibly impatient.”
“The committee will deliberate on the new policy next week.”
“She gave him a deliberate wink that made him blush immediately.”
“The detective believed the fire was deliberate, not accidental.”
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