Consider

What do we mean by consider?

To think carefully about (something), especially before making a decision; intransitive verb

To think or deem to be; regard as. intransitive verb

To suppose or believe. intransitive verb

To take into account; bear in mind. intransitive verb

To show consideration for. intransitive verb

To look at thoughtfully. intransitive verb

To think carefully; reflect. intransitive verb

To look carefully or attentively.

To fix the mind upon, with a view to careful examination; ponder; study; meditate upon; think or reflect upon with care.

To view atttentively; observe and examine; scrutinize

To pay attention to; regard with care; not to be negligent of.

To regard with consideration or respect; hold in honor; respect.

To take into view or account; allow for, or have regard to, in examination, or in forming an estimate: as, in adjusting accounts, services, time, and expense ought to- be considered.

Hence - , To reguite or reward, particularly for gratuitous services.

To regard in a particular light; conceive under a particular aspect; judge to be; esteem; take for; as, I consider him a rascal.

= Syn. 1. Meditate upon, Reflect upon, etc. see list under contemplate), weigh, revolve.

4. To respect, regard.

To think seriously, deliberately, or carefully; reflect; cogitate: sometimes with of.

To hesitate; stand suspended

= Syn. 1. To punder, deliberate, ruminate, cugitate.

To think about seriously.

To think about something seriously or carefully: to deliberate.

To think of doing.

(ditransitive) To assign some quality to.

To look at attentively.

To take up as an example.

(parliamentary procedure) To debate (or dispose of) a motion.

To have regard to; to take into view or account; to pay due attention to; to respect.

Words that are spelled similarly to consider:
consider, confider, consumer, confide, conifer, reconsider, insider, conster, conniver, onside, conceder, collider, confided, consigner, cosier, confides, consoler, considers, conder, conspirer, sonsier, conciser, topsider, confiner, conser, coincider, considerer, confeder, conoides, consolider, considere, considerar, convidar, conoidea, consister, confier.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word consider:
myself, formula, themselves, equation, vector, possibility, variables, matrix, probability, whether, linear, options, factors, function, variable.

Words that rhyme with consider:
reconsider, lidar, bidder, kidder, didder, widder, ridder, sidor, amid her, bid her, did her, fidder, forbid her, hid her, id her, kid her, mid her, outdid her, redid her, rid her, slid her, undid her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe consider:
what, why, please, exercise, yet.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective consider:
this, something, your, situations, alternatives, consultation, also, requests, ways, patterns, creation, her, consult, some, candidates, options, what, questions, beginnings.

Consonant match to consider:
conceder, concede a, concede he, concede her.

Words that sound like consider:
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