deliberation
noun (deliberation, deliberations)
Everyday
- Deliberation is careful and long thinking or talking about something before deciding. tree →
- Doing something with deliberation means slowly and carefully, on purpose. tree →
- (law) The jury's deliberations are their discussions before the verdict. tree →
In the lessons
In law (jury deliberation), school councils, ethics dilemmas, stories.
Examples
- After much deliberation, we chose the blue one. tree →
- The jury began its deliberations. tree →
- He placed the last brick with great deliberation. tree →
- The class council's deliberation took an hour. tree →
- She chose her words with deliberation. tree →
- The judges' deliberation over the cake contest was long. tree →
- This they did not like at all; so after much deliberation they decided to get married. tree →
Note
Verb: deliberate (de-LIB-er-ate). Adjective deliberate (on purpose). Often plural in law.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «deliberation» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «deliberation» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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