considered

[kuhn-sid-erd]

adjective

1. thought about or decided upon with care.

   a considered opinion.

2. regarded with respect or esteem.

   a highly considered person.

considered

/ kənˈsɪdəd /

adjective

1. presented or thought out with care

   a considered opinion

2. (qualified by a preceding adverb) esteemed

   highly considered

Other Word Forms

• unconsidered adjective
• well-considered adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of considered¹

First recorded in 1595–1605; consider + -ed ²

Example Sentences

Two wins from six will be considered a disappointment for an Argentina side who defeated all three of their opponents for the first time in last year's Rugby Championship.

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During this time, many were considered cursed by the devil in Alpine folklore, their advances linked to spiritual forces as they threatened hamlets and farmland.

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Having been at the steelworks for the majority of his working life, Mr Roberts said he never really considered any other career option.

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The defence played a 15-minute video highlighting Combs' achievements, and Judge Subramanian acknowledged that he considered his involvement with charities and helping the black community, and his deep family ties.

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Though South Africa is considered more progressive than other countries in terms of its approach, the announcement was also welcomed elsewhere.

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