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View usage for: (dɪlɪbəreɪʃən) Word forms: plural deliberations1. uncountable nounDeliberation is the long and careful consideration of a subject. After much deliberation, a decision was reached. After five minutes of deliberation, he was found guilty of murdering the president. 2. plural nounDeliberations are formal discussions where an issue is considered carefully. ...the outcome of the deliberations. Their deliberations were rather inconclusive. Synonyms: discussion, talk, conference, exchange More Synonyms of deliberation 3. uncountable noun [usu with N]If you say or do something with deliberation, you do it slowly and carefully. Fred spoke with deliberation. My mother folded her coat across the back of the chair with careful deliberation. More Synonyms of deliberation deliberation in British English (dɪˌlɪbəˈreɪʃən) noun1. thoughtful, careful, or lengthy consideration 2. (often plural) formal discussion and debate, as of a committee, jury, etc 3. care, thoughtfulness, or absence of hurry, esp in movement or speech deliberation in American English (dɪˌlɪbərˈeɪʃən) noun1. a deliberating, or considering carefully 2. [often pl.] consideration and discussion of alternatives before reaching a decision the deliberations of statesmen 3. the quality of being deliberate; carefulness; slowness Word origin ME deliberacioun < OFr deliberation < L deliberatioExamples of 'deliberation' in a sentencedeliberation Then the jury leave to begin their deliberations.Who can you discuss your jury deliberations with?And technology itself could be designed to encourage critical deliberation rather than curtail it.The government usually accepts the advice of the committee without deliberation.The jury will continue their deliberations today.The jury is expected to begin deliberations today.After nearly four days of deliberations the jury returned a unanimous verdict.The jury retired to determine their verdict and are to resume deliberations today.The jury could begin deliberations as early as today.The jurors will resume their deliberations today.The jury resumes its deliberations tomorrow.It is frequently found in organizations where matters have to be decided quickly and with flair and judgement rather than careful deliberation.Embrace office politics with as much humour, deliberation and wisdom as possible.Once we recognize that action sometimes results from actors' deliberations things look rather different.But after much deliberation he has opted to ride last year's sixth.After much deliberation, our daughter has decided to continue at her school for sixth form.As soon as she is finished, the court will begin its deliberations.The jury will resume deliberations on Monday.The cardinals were given only vague answers; participants said this was far from a key issue in their deliberations.Japan joined the Allied side in the war in 1914 after careful deliberation.He said that history should judge the Thatcher Government by its actions rather than its deliberations.But after much deliberation and angst, I turned it down.After much deliberation, this is where I began. Quotationsdeliberation: the act of examining your bread to determine which side it is buttered onAmbrose BierceThe Devil's Dictionary In other languagesdeliberation British English: deliberation NOUN Deliberation is the long and careful consideration of a subject. After much deliberation, a decision was reached. - American English: deliberation
- Brazilian Portuguese: deliberação
- Chinese: 仔细的考虑
- European Spanish: deliberación
- French: délibérations
- German: Überlegung
- Italian: riflessione
- Japanese: 熟慮
- Korean: 숙고
- European Portuguese: deliberação
- Latin American Spanish: deliberación
Definition careful consideration His decision was the result of great deliberation. Synonyms forethought circumspection cogitation Definition formal discussions The outcome of the deliberations was inconclusive. Synonyms analysis colloquy (formal) confabulation Quotationdeliberation: the act of examining your bread to determine which side it is buttered on [Ambrose Bierce – The Devil's Dictionary]Additional synonymsDefinition selfish scheming an act of cold, unspeakably cruel calculation Synonyms planning, intention, deliberation, foresight, contrivance, forethought, circumspection, premeditationDefinition a conversation or conference Synonyms talk, conference, debate, discussion, conversation, dialogue, discourse, confabulation (formal), korero (New Zealand) Definition a meeting for formal consultation or discussion The president summoned the state governors to a conference on education. Synonyms meeting, congress, discussion, convention, forum, consultation, seminar, symposium, hui (New Zealand), convocation, colloquium |