What is another word for considered ?

Done with full awareness of the likely consequences

thought out in advance

organized^US

organised^UK

labored^US

laboured^UK

accidentally on purpose

of your own free will

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“My considered opinion is that this is the best song he has ever written.”

Adjective

Having, showing, or done with good judgment or sense

skilful^UK

skillful^US

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within the bounds of possibility

Likely to happen at a future date

just around the corner

in the course of time

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Accepted by supposition rather than as a result of proof

rumoured^UK

rumored^US

idealized^US

idealised^UK

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That deliberates, considers carefully

Adjective

Examined

scrutinised^UK

scrutinized^US

authorized^US

authorised^UK

realized^US

realised^UK

Adjective

Inspected

criticised^UK

criticized^US

summarised^UK

summarized^US

surveyed

Adjective

Having been carefully thought out in advance

Adjective

Inferred

induced

inferred

having reached one's majority

Adjective

Ripened

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leaving no stone unturned

Done with meticulousness and extreme attention to detail

itemized^US

itemised^UK

lock stock and barrel

specialised^UK

specialized^US

with everything included

generalized^US

generalised^UK

going to great lengths

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Marked by moderate behavior not given to excesses

not given to excesses

cool, calm and collected

on a leash

in control of yourself

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Adjective

Having a thoughtful or philosophical disposition

civilized^US

civilised^UK

Verb

To have considered

gauged^UK

gaged^US

theorized^US

theorised^UK

come to the conclusion that

visualized^US

visualised^UK

come to the conclusion

theorized that

characterized^US

thought it likely that

saw in one's mind's eye

drawn the inference

came to the conclusion that

came to the conclusion

seen in one's mind's eye

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“I consider his position untenable, after the disastrous fallout from the scandal.”

Verb

To have taken into account

taken under advisement

bore in mind

born in mind

were mindful of

taken into consideration

was mindful of

taken into account

took to heart

took under advisement

showed consideration for

exercised restraint about

took something on board

occupied oneself with

exercised caution about

exercised caution over

did as one is told by

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“Please consider the victim's heartfelt testimony when you decide on the verdict.”

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considered the pros and cons of

To have used as an example in support of an argument

turned over in one's mind

kicked around

thought over

thought through

took under advisement

given thought to

taken under advisement

dreamt^UK

let one's thoughts wander

reasoned

chewed on

beat one's brains out about

agonized^US

agonised^UK

given consideration to

gave consideration to

entertained the possibility of

percolated

chewed the cud

engaged in contemplation

indulged in wool-gathering

beaten one's brains out about

kicked about

had your head in the clouds

debated with oneself

trifled with

knocked around

argued the pros and cons of

entertained the idea of

given much thought to

counted your blessings

scrutinized^US

fantasized^US

considered the possibility of

monitored

entertained the thought of

cudgeled^US

marveled^US

marvelled^UK

cudgelled^UK

scrutinised^UK

conducted a survey of

given some thought to

looked at as an example

fantasised^UK

conducted research into

delved into

built castles in the air

felt despondent about

considered as an example

rationalized^US

processed

built castles in Spain

bore in mind

born in mind

taken into consideration

taken stock

took stock

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“You have given me plenty to consider, so I will now take some time to mull over my decision.”

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(somewhat rare) To have made a statement of opinion

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(thought of/about) To have considered the possibility of

took under consideration

gave thought to

turned over in one's mind

beat one's brains out about

agonized^US

considered the pros and cons of

entertained the idea of

agonised^UK

given consideration to

gave consideration to

beaten one's brains out about

taken under consideration

batted about

deliberated upon

given much thought to

revolved in one's mind

given some thought to

dreamt^UK

felt despondent about

meditated upon

chafed inwardly

batted around

taken into consideration

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To have made an estimate

theorized^US

theorised^UK

gaged^US

gauged^UK

come to the conclusion

had sneaking suspicion

came to the conclusion

taken as a hypothesis

founded

formulated

learnt^UK

learned^US

dreamt^UK

come to the conclusion that

thought it likely that

jumped the gun

formed a theory

taken something on board

took something on board

seen something coming

came to the conclusion that

taken as gospel truth

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To have deemed to be

gauged^UK

gaged^US

dreamt^UK

subscribed to the opinion

guesstimated

sensed

credited

read between the lines

had sneaking suspicion

bet one's bottom dollar

taken as gospel truth

theorized^US

categorized^US

come to the conclusion

theorised^UK

categorised^UK

taken as a hypothesis

came to the conclusion

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conducted oneself towards

(of news or an event) To have reacted in a specified way

conducted oneself toward

maneuvered^US

manoeuvred^UK

directed attention to

utilized^US

occupied oneself with

started the ball rolling

turned one's attention to

counseled^US

delivered a sermon on

counselled^UK

utilised^UK

pitted oneself against

stepped up to the plate

spoken in response to

taken the bit between your teeth

took forward

taken forward

gave something a whirl

took the bit between your teeth

given something a go

taken a shot at

given something a try

gave something a try

went for it

given something a whirl

given a dissertation on

given a speech on

taken aim at

gave a speech on

gave a dissertation on

spoke on

given a discourse on

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To have decided on

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To have made possible or attainable

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