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considered

kuhn-SID-urd/kənˈsɪdɚd/UKkuhn-SID-uhd/kənˈsɪdəd/

2 meanings of considered

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  1. 1
    thought aboutverb
    Simple past and past participle of consider.

    The committee considered the proposal for several weeks.

    She had never considered moving abroad until that moment.

    UsageOften in the passive with a quality after it: she was considered a genius; it is considered rude to ask.

  2. 2
    carefuladjective
    Carefully thought out and based on mature reflection.

    Like a chess move planned several turns ahead.

    The committee issued a considered response to the proposal.

    After weeks of debate, they reached a considered judgment on the matter.

    UsageUsually before a noun, as in a considered opinion, a considered judgment, my considered view.

    Similardeliberate, careful, reasoned, thoughtful, measured

    Oppositehasty, rash, impulsive, unconsidered

    Note

    Here the participle has become a judgment of quality. A considered view has been thought through, not merely thought about.

considered is a form of consider

consider, verb: To regard someone or something as being of a particular kind or quality; to believe that something is so. Full entry

Forms
considerconsiders he/she/itconsidering -ing formconsidered past tense, past participle
Spelling
consider → considered: add -ed
Sound
The ending sounds like /d/.

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