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Synonym for consider [verb]

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consider [verb]

means "respect"
honour, value, esteem

consider [verb]

means "regard"
adjudge, deem, hold, believe, reckon, suppose, think

consider [verb]

means "heed"
bear in mind, observe
Further results for the word "consider"

account [verb]

means "estimate"
think, assess, consider, count, deem, hold

assess [verb]

means "judge"
evaluate, weigh, review, consider, reckon

bat around [verb]

means "debate"
discuss, talk about, consider, cruise, journey, tour

bear in mind [verb]

means "heed"
consider, observe, remember

call [verb]

means "activity"
find, consider, estimate, reckon, guess

contemplate [verb]

means "meditate"
muse, consider, ponder, think, brood, reflect on

controvert [verb]

means "argue about"
consider, debate, canvass, discuss, argue, examine

cruise [verb]

means "speech"
debate, discuss, talk about, consider, bat around

debate [verb]

means "activity"
deliberate, moot, argue, reason, consider

deem [verb]

means "estimate"
think, assess, consider, count, account, hold

entertain [verb]

means "harbour"
imagine, cherish, hold, consider

entertain [verb]

means "admit"
recognise, recognize, consider, heed, receive

esteem [verb]

means "judge"
estimate, account, deem, consider

estimate [verb]

means "predict"
reckon, consider, suppose, prophesy, expect, surmise

evaluate [verb]

means "judge"
assess, weigh, review, consider, reckon

feel [verb]

means "mental condition"
believe, consider, credit, deem, hold, sense

heed [verb]

means "listen"
consider, mind, notice, observe, regard, obey

hold [verb]

means "opinion"
believe, consider, think, deem, espouse, entertain

judge [verb]

means "opinion"
consider, estimate, reckon, regard, deem, esteem

meditate [verb]

means "speculate"
contemplate, consider, reflect on, think over, dwell on, weigh

muse [verb]

means "meditate"
contemplate, consider, ponder, think, brood, reflect on

plot [verb]

means "activity"
outline, draft, propose, consider, sketch

ponder [verb]

means "think about"
consider, contemplate, reflect on, deliberate, conceive, meditate

reckon [verb]

means "estimate"
think, assess, consider, count, deem, hold

reflect [verb]

means "think"
consider, contemplate, deliberate, ponder, cogitate, meditate

reflect on [verb]

means "think about"
ponder, contemplate, consider, deliberate, conceive, meditate

repute [verb]

means "admire"
esteem, regard, consider, hold, reckon, deem

revolve [verb]

means "ponder"
consider, study, think about, reflect upon

scrutinise [verb]

means "study"
scrutinize, examine, ponder, weigh, contemplate, consider

scrutinize [verb]

means "scrutinise"
study, examine, ponder, weigh, contemplate, consider

see [verb]

means "activity"
consider, think, deliberate

speculate [verb]

means "conjecture"
theorise, theorize, contemplate, surmise, consider, hypothesise

study [verb]

means "activity"
consider, estimate, reflect

suspect [verb]

means "believe"
suppose, surmise, imagine, guess, conjecture, consider

take [verb]

means "opinion"
assume, presume, hold, consider, regard, suppose

think [verb]

means "process"
contemplate, ponder, cogitate, meditate, consider, regard

treat [verb]

means "behaviour"
consider, regard, approach, look upon, deal with, act toward

weigh [verb]

means "opinion"
judge, evaluate, assess, review, consider, reckon


considerable [adjective]

means "esteemed"
venerable, distinguished, respectable, important, momentous

considerable [adjective]

means "bountiful"
large, sizable, huge, great, lavish, abundant, big

considerably [object]

means "very"
greatly, notably, far, extremely

considerate [adjective]

means "obliging"
accommodating, helpful, kind, neighbourly

consideration [noun]

means "thoughtfulness"
compassion, respect, tact, courtesy, concern, regard, solicitude

consideration [noun]

means "point"
notion, interest, issue, concept, view, factor, cause

consideration [noun]

means "importance"
value, consequence, interest, moment, significance, weight

consideration [noun]

means "esteem"
estimation, honour, regard, appreciation

consideration [noun]

means "deliberation"
reflection, forethought, contemplation, speculation, study, grounds, considering

consideration [noun]

means "compensation"
commission, salary, wage, fee, recompense, payment, remuneration

consideration [noun]

means "attention"
notice, regard, note, thought, mind, heed, advisement

considered [adjective]

means "deliberate"
wilful, advised

considered [adjective]

means "carefully thought about"
heeded, determined, examined

considering [object]

means "because"
since, inasmuch as, for, whereas

in consideration of [adjective]

means "in view of"
taking into account, considering, because of, as regards

accommodating [adjective]

means "obliging"
helpful, considerate, kind, neighbourly

account [noun]

means "value"
advantage, consequence, benefit, consideration, profit, distinction

account [noun]

means "motive"
ground, consideration, grounds, excuse, purpose, reason

advised [adjective]

means "intentional"
wanton, considered, conscious, deliberate, designed, premeditated

affability [noun]

means "pleasantness"
charity, consideration, kindness, amenity, mildness, courtesy

amends [noun]

means "atonement"
redress, compensation, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration

amenity [noun]

means "pleasantness"
charity, consideration, kindness, affability, mildness, courtesy

appreciative [adjective]

means "sympathetic"
considerate

appropriateness [noun]

means "importance"
consideration, relation, bearing, consequence, reference, connection

atonement [noun]

means "compensation"
redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration

attention [noun]

means "courtesy"
civility, politeness, consideration, care, concern, regard

because [object]

means "since"
considering, inasmuch as, for, whereas

because of [object]

means "in view of"
taking into account, considering, in consideration of, as regards

benevolent [adjective]

means "noble"
chivalrous, high-minded, considerate, magnanimous, generous, large

big [adjective]

means "property"
important, major, vital, substantial, considerable, eventful

charitable [adjective]

means "broad-minded"
magnanimous, considerate, kind, lenient, kindly, liberal

civility [noun]

means "courtesy"
attention, politeness, consideration, care, concern, regard

cogitation [noun]

means "meditation"
contemplation, reflection, study, rumination, thought, consideration

compassion [noun]

means "thoughtfulness"
consideration, respect, tact, courtesy, concern, regard

compensation [noun]

means "atonement"
redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration

concern [noun]

means "importance"
consideration, relation, bearing, consequence, reference, connection

concern [noun]

means "anxiety"
fear, care, worry, consideration, burden, thought

condition [noun]

means "contingency"
requisite, requirement, prerequisite, consideration, postulate, provision

contemplation [noun]

means "meditation"
musing, reflection, thought, consideration, study

courtesy [noun]

means "attention"
civility, politeness, consideration, care, concern, regard

debate [noun]

means "matter"
deliberation, consideration

deliberate [adjective]

means "intentional"
wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated

express [adjective]

means "explicit"
considered, categorical, deliberate, clear, wilful, definite

far [object]

means "comparison"
very, greatly, notably, considerably, extremely

forethought [noun]

means "deliberation"
reflection, consideration, contemplation, speculation, study, grounds, considering

generous [adjective]

means "noble"
chivalrous, high-minded, considerate, magnanimous, benevolent, large

good [adjective]

means "size"
considerable, great, large, immeasurable

gratuity [noun]

means "compensation for service"
tip, compensation, consideration, reward, handout, perquisite

great [adjective]

means "property"
considerable, momentous

handsome [adjective]

means "large"
ample, full, considerable, generous, liberal, magnanimous

heed [noun]

means "attention"
caution, consideration, heedfulness, notice, care, observation

helpful [adjective]

means "obliging"
accommodating, considerate, kind, neighbourly

honor [noun]

means "respect"
veneration, consideration

important [adjective]

means "significant"
substantial, consequential, considerable, meaningful, material, momentous

in view of [adjective]

means "in consideration of"
considering, because, taking into account, as regards

intentional [adjective]

means "deliberate"
wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated

mannered [adjective]

means "polite"
courteous, mannerly, considerate, tactful, respectful, cordial

material [adjective]

means "important"
substantial, considerable, significant, meaningful, momentous, consequential

meaningful [adjective]

means "important"
considerable

meditation [noun]

means "contemplation"
musing, reflection, thought, consideration, study

mind [noun]

means "opinion"
belief, consideration, contemplation, judgement

moment [noun]

means "quality"
importance, consequence, consideration, gravity, import, significance

motion [verb]

means "matter"
suggestion, proposition, consideration, plan

motive [noun]

means "subject"
account, ground, consideration, grounds, excuse, purpose

much [adjective]

means "amount"
abundant, ample, considerable, substantial, profuse, plentiful

musing [noun]

means "meditation"
contemplation, reflection, thought, consideration, study

must [noun]

means "condition"
contingency, requisite, requirement, prerequisite, consideration, postulate

nice [adjective]

means "behaviour"
careful, considerate, delicate, discerning, discriminating, particular

note [noun]

means "perception"
notice, consideration, heed, observation, regard

obliging [adjective]

means "helpful"
accommodating, considerate, kind, neighbourly

observant [adjective]

means "circumspect"
searching, questioning, surveying, contemplating, considering

opinion [noun]

means "belief"
consideration, surmise, conviction, notion, conception, inference

perquisite [noun]

means "compensation for service"
gratuity, compensation, consideration, reward, handout, tip

pleasantness [noun]

means "amenity"
charity, consideration, kindness, affability, mildness, courtesy

politeness [noun]

means "courtesy"
civility, attention, consideration, care, concern, regard

pretty [adjective]

means "size"
considerable, ample, notable, large

requital [noun]

means "atonement"
redress, amends, damages, retribution, satisfaction, consideration

sake [noun]

means "advantage"
benefit, account, profit, interest, welfare, consideration

score [noun]

means "purpose"
motive, reason, ground, consideration

since [object]

means "part of speech"
because, considering, inasmuch as, for, whereas

soft [adjective]

means "behaviour"
genial, considerate

solicitude [noun]

means "anxiety"
fear, care, worry, consideration, burden, thought

speculation [noun]

means "thought"
contemplation, consideration, meditation

study [noun]

means "activity"
consideration, attention

substantial [adjective]

means "abundant"
ample, plentiful, sizable, considerable

supportive [adjective]

means "sympathetic"
considerate

sympathetic [adjective]

means "appreciative"
considerate

taking into account [object]

means "in view of"
in consideration of, considering, because of, as regards

tender [adjective]

means "property"
careful, reluctant, chary, considerate

thought [noun]

means "attention"
heed, regard, consideration, care, solicitude

tip [noun]

means "compensation"
gratuity, consideration, reward, handout, perquisite, gift

understanding [adjective]

means "sympathetic"
patient, accepting, tolerant, thoughtful, considerate, generous

unimposing [adjective]

means "unpretentious"
unobtrusive, unimportant, insignificant, considerate, demure, kind

voluminous [adjective]

means "abundant"
ample, considerable, substantial, profuse, plentiful, much

voluntary [adjective]

means "intentional"
wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated

well [object]

means "quantity"
considerably, fairly, quite, far, rather

whereas [object]

means "because"
considering, inasmuch as, for, since

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