Definition of calculated in English:

calculated

adjective ˈkalkjʊleɪtɪdˈkælkjəˌleɪdəd

(of an action) done with full awareness of the likely consequences.
victims of vicious and calculated assaults
Example sentencesExamples
- First, an adult might make a calculated decision ‘to bury the hatchet.’
- The experience-its calculated mystery, its silliness-was fun, but the whole phenomenon begs the question: what for?
- I find that she made a calculated decision post-separation to ‘run down the clock’ on the property and financial issues with her husband.
- The evidence suggests the cover-up was conscious, calculated and ongoing.
- Officials generally believe that war results from a calculated, purposive, conscious decision.
- This trial judge, as I read her Honour's findings, found the conduct at least towards the end of the impulsive scale rather than closer to a calculated decision.
- The judge called the attempted robbery planned and calculated and said he had a duty to protect the public and vulnerable premises.
- Rudd has taken a calculated decision to go public.
- Still, if the price is a psychological barrier, rather than a calculated decision, the investor probably shouldn't be buying anyway.
- The peculiar humour of the book has endured a harmless populist transformation, but that does not play like a disadvantageous calculated decision but like inspired fun.
- Jane accuses the firm of using a calculated strategy to fire her because she had been there 11 years and was paid a higher salary than new workers.
- Sensing the shift in ruling circles, and the possibility of winning government, they made a calculated decision that their best interests lay in burying the whole issue.
- The company made a calculated business decision that the number of people it needed to compensate would be less than the profits.
- The idea seems to have caught on in the market for housing accessories where every decision is a calculated choice, often involving the whole family.
- Providing you think things through before you buy, you can be sure that you will make a calculated decision.
- That's what makes music great, it's an emotional, personal impulse, not a calculated decision.
- No-one thought that the concentration camp was a natural disaster: everyone knew that it was the calculated consequence of an evil vision.
- The new employees haven't understood that having a liberal returns policy is a calculated financial decision on our part.
- I took down the details more out of frustration with my job, a wish to explore other avenues, than a calculated decision to study art.
- ‘You took a pre-meditated, calculated and awful revenge,’ the judge told him.
Synonyms
deliberate, premeditated, planned, pre-planned, preconceived, intentional, intended, done on purpose, purposeful, purposive, thought out in advance
aforethought
considered, conscious, studied, strategic
Law, dated prepense

Derivatives

calculatedly

adverb

The well-crafted and calculatedly installed photographs through which he expressed his populist theme determined that the show would be of, but necessarily not by, the people.
Example sentencesExamples
- His enemies have been able to cast him as a man calculatedly placing himself on both sides of every issue.
- He knew exactly how far he could go; any apparent indiscretion was a calculatedly baited hook.
- The invitation -- calculatedly late, I felt -- intimated that all her regular customers would be there.
- They tend to be sceptical of extreme statements that call state institutions calculatedly inhumane.
- Were some people calculatedly closing down their business premises just so the government might be embarrassed?
- Its characters are calculatedly charming and the script slyly ends each of its tragic notes with a sight gag.
- Don't call it a controversy - even though that's what the coach has deliberately, calculatedly set in motion.
- What we have here is an opposition calculatedly using the tactics of deceit, promising one thing to gain office, with the intention of doing exactly the opposite if elected.
- You deliberately and calculatedly abused trust placed in you by pupils and staff.
- In this calculatedly familiar populist myth, what appears to be a clash of national cultures is, in fact a class conflict: real people vs. rich people and/or country vs. city.
- I held my breath and awaited a reply as you shifted your weight delicately, calculatedly.
- His tall, impressive frame was leaning back comfortably in the big chair behind his desk, the trademark curl of jet-black hair dangling across his brow in a calculatedly insouciant manner.
- I've said that the old regime must be the only regime in the history of the world that deliberately, calculatedly, as a matter of policy, destroyed the skills base of the country's working class.
- They sit somewhere, with malice aforethought, and coldly and calculatedly take someone's character apart.
- His voice was calculatedly calm, betrayed by occasional outbursts of frustration.
- If anything could be more calculatedly red-rag to a bull, I don't know what it is.
- The movie calculatedly attempts to replicate the things that made the original successful, and fails.
- He deliberately and calculatedly chose the county fair to kick off his presidential campaign.
- We must consciously and calculatedly plan to prepare our people to compete to promote and defend our interests and aspirations.

Definition of calculated in US English:

calculated

adjectiveˈkalkyəˌlādədˈkælkjəˌleɪdəd

(of an action) done with full awareness of the likely consequences.
victims of vicious and calculated assaults
a calculated decision
Example sentencesExamples
- The new employees haven't understood that having a liberal returns policy is a calculated financial decision on our part.
- Still, if the price is a psychological barrier, rather than a calculated decision, the investor probably shouldn't be buying anyway.
- That's what makes music great, it's an emotional, personal impulse, not a calculated decision.
- This trial judge, as I read her Honour's findings, found the conduct at least towards the end of the impulsive scale rather than closer to a calculated decision.
- The evidence suggests the cover-up was conscious, calculated and ongoing.
- ‘You took a pre-meditated, calculated and awful revenge,’ the judge told him.
- The idea seems to have caught on in the market for housing accessories where every decision is a calculated choice, often involving the whole family.
- First, an adult might make a calculated decision ‘to bury the hatchet.’
- Officials generally believe that war results from a calculated, purposive, conscious decision.
- I took down the details more out of frustration with my job, a wish to explore other avenues, than a calculated decision to study art.
- Jane accuses the firm of using a calculated strategy to fire her because she had been there 11 years and was paid a higher salary than new workers.
- Rudd has taken a calculated decision to go public.
- Sensing the shift in ruling circles, and the possibility of winning government, they made a calculated decision that their best interests lay in burying the whole issue.
- The peculiar humour of the book has endured a harmless populist transformation, but that does not play like a disadvantageous calculated decision but like inspired fun.
- The experience-its calculated mystery, its silliness-was fun, but the whole phenomenon begs the question: what for?
- I find that she made a calculated decision post-separation to ‘run down the clock’ on the property and financial issues with her husband.
- No-one thought that the concentration camp was a natural disaster: everyone knew that it was the calculated consequence of an evil vision.
- Providing you think things through before you buy, you can be sure that you will make a calculated decision.
- The company made a calculated business decision that the number of people it needed to compensate would be less than the profits.
- The judge called the attempted robbery planned and calculated and said he had a duty to protect the public and vulnerable premises.
Synonyms
deliberate, premeditated, planned, pre-planned, preconceived, intentional, intended, done on purpose, purposeful, purposive, thought out in advance

单词	calculated
释义	Definition of calculated in English: calculated adjective ˈkalkjʊleɪtɪdˈkælkjəˌleɪdəd (of an action) done with full awareness of the likely consequences. victims of vicious and calculated assaults Example sentencesExamples First, an adult might make a calculated decision ‘to bury the hatchet.’ The experience-its calculated mystery, its silliness-was fun, but the whole phenomenon begs the question: what for? I find that she made a calculated decision post-separation to ‘run down the clock’ on the property and financial issues with her husband. The evidence suggests the cover-up was conscious, calculated and ongoing. Officials generally believe that war results from a calculated, purposive, conscious decision. This trial judge, as I read her Honour's findings, found the conduct at least towards the end of the impulsive scale rather than closer to a calculated decision. The judge called the attempted robbery planned and calculated and said he had a duty to protect the public and vulnerable premises. Rudd has taken a calculated decision to go public. Still, if the price is a psychological barrier, rather than a calculated decision, the investor probably shouldn't be buying anyway. The peculiar humour of the book has endured a harmless populist transformation, but that does not play like a disadvantageous calculated decision but like inspired fun. Jane accuses the firm of using a calculated strategy to fire her because she had been there 11 years and was paid a higher salary than new workers. Sensing the shift in ruling circles, and the possibility of winning government, they made a calculated decision that their best interests lay in burying the whole issue. The company made a calculated business decision that the number of people it needed to compensate would be less than the profits. The idea seems to have caught on in the market for housing accessories where every decision is a calculated choice, often involving the whole family. Providing you think things through before you buy, you can be sure that you will make a calculated decision. That's what makes music great, it's an emotional, personal impulse, not a calculated decision. No-one thought that the concentration camp was a natural disaster: everyone knew that it was the calculated consequence of an evil vision. The new employees haven't understood that having a liberal returns policy is a calculated financial decision on our part. I took down the details more out of frustration with my job, a wish to explore other avenues, than a calculated decision to study art. ‘You took a pre-meditated, calculated and awful revenge,’ the judge told him. Synonyms deliberate, premeditated, planned, pre-planned, preconceived, intentional, intended, done on purpose, purposeful, purposive, thought out in advance aforethought considered, conscious, studied, strategic Law, dated prepense Derivatives calculatedly adverb The well-crafted and calculatedly installed photographs through which he expressed his populist theme determined that the show would be of, but necessarily not by, the people. Example sentencesExamples His enemies have been able to cast him as a man calculatedly placing himself on both sides of every issue. He knew exactly how far he could go; any apparent indiscretion was a calculatedly baited hook. The invitation -- calculatedly late, I felt -- intimated that all her regular customers would be there. They tend to be sceptical of extreme statements that call state institutions calculatedly inhumane. Were some people calculatedly closing down their business premises just so the government might be embarrassed? Its characters are calculatedly charming and the script slyly ends each of its tragic notes with a sight gag. Don't call it a controversy - even though that's what the coach has deliberately, calculatedly set in motion. What we have here is an opposition calculatedly using the tactics of deceit, promising one thing to gain office, with the intention of doing exactly the opposite if elected. You deliberately and calculatedly abused trust placed in you by pupils and staff. In this calculatedly familiar populist myth, what appears to be a clash of national cultures is, in fact a class conflict: real people vs. rich people and/or country vs. city. I held my breath and awaited a reply as you shifted your weight delicately, calculatedly. His tall, impressive frame was leaning back comfortably in the big chair behind his desk, the trademark curl of jet-black hair dangling across his brow in a calculatedly insouciant manner. I've said that the old regime must be the only regime in the history of the world that deliberately, calculatedly, as a matter of policy, destroyed the skills base of the country's working class. They sit somewhere, with malice aforethought, and coldly and calculatedly take someone's character apart. His voice was calculatedly calm, betrayed by occasional outbursts of frustration. If anything could be more calculatedly red-rag to a bull, I don't know what it is. The movie calculatedly attempts to replicate the things that made the original successful, and fails. He deliberately and calculatedly chose the county fair to kick off his presidential campaign. We must consciously and calculatedly plan to prepare our people to compete to promote and defend our interests and aspirations. Definition of calculated in US English: calculated adjectiveˈkalkyəˌlādədˈkælkjəˌleɪdəd (of an action) done with full awareness of the likely consequences. victims of vicious and calculated assaults a calculated decision Example sentencesExamples The new employees haven't understood that having a liberal returns policy is a calculated financial decision on our part. Still, if the price is a psychological barrier, rather than a calculated decision, the investor probably shouldn't be buying anyway. That's what makes music great, it's an emotional, personal impulse, not a calculated decision. This trial judge, as I read her Honour's findings, found the conduct at least towards the end of the impulsive scale rather than closer to a calculated decision. The evidence suggests the cover-up was conscious, calculated and ongoing. ‘You took a pre-meditated, calculated and awful revenge,’ the judge told him. The idea seems to have caught on in the market for housing accessories where every decision is a calculated choice, often involving the whole family. First, an adult might make a calculated decision ‘to bury the hatchet.’ Officials generally believe that war results from a calculated, purposive, conscious decision. I took down the details more out of frustration with my job, a wish to explore other avenues, than a calculated decision to study art. Jane accuses the firm of using a calculated strategy to fire her because she had been there 11 years and was paid a higher salary than new workers. Rudd has taken a calculated decision to go public. Sensing the shift in ruling circles, and the possibility of winning government, they made a calculated decision that their best interests lay in burying the whole issue. The peculiar humour of the book has endured a harmless populist transformation, but that does not play like a disadvantageous calculated decision but like inspired fun. The experience-its calculated mystery, its silliness-was fun, but the whole phenomenon begs the question: what for? I find that she made a calculated decision post-separation to ‘run down the clock’ on the property and financial issues with her husband. No-one thought that the concentration camp was a natural disaster: everyone knew that it was the calculated consequence of an evil vision. Providing you think things through before you buy, you can be sure that you will make a calculated decision. The company made a calculated business decision that the number of people it needed to compensate would be less than the profits. The judge called the attempted robbery planned and calculated and said he had a duty to protect the public and vulnerable premises. Synonyms deliberate, premeditated, planned, pre-planned, preconceived, intentional, intended, done on purpose, purposeful, purposive, thought out in advance
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