considerable — notably large in size, amount, or extent
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: notably large in size, amount, or extent
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈsɪdərəbəl/
Korean meaning: 상당한, 꽤 큰, 중요한
Korean pronunciation: 컨-시-더-러-블 (강세: 시)
Example Sentences
- My mom put considerable effort into making me eat vegetables, but I still hate broccoli.
- After considerable debate, we decided to order pizza instead of cooking.
- The new policy will have a considerable impact on the economy.
considerable
ADJECTIVE//kənˈsɪdərəbəl//
notably large in size, amount, or extent
Considerable amount of renovation materials
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Origin
From Latin 'considerabilis', derived from 'considerare' meaning 'to observe carefully' or 'to think about', which combines 'com-' (with) and 'siderare' (to observe the stars).
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“My mom put considerable effort into making me eat vegetables, but I still hate broccoli.”
“After considerable debate, we decided to order pizza instead of cooking.”
“The new policy will have a considerable impact on the economy.”
“Students need considerable preparation time before the college entrance exam.”
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