deliberatively

American  

[di-li-ber-uht-iv-lee, di-li-bruht-iv-lee] / dɪˈlɪ bər ət ɪv li, dɪˈlɪ brət ɪv li /

adverb

1. in a deliberative way.

2. in a careful, deliberate, considered way; deliberately.

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Example Sentences

Knowing that the psychiatric establishment will be wary of new treatment approaches for psychosis based on studies of mediums and psychics, the researchers are moving deliberatively.

From Salon

Innovation is deliberatively non-participatory, driven by a small group seeking to rapidly and massively scale operations.

From Science Daily

"When you get your foot on the brake, you think about steering in a very different way ... sometimes you act a little bit more deliberatively, and I'm ready to do that," Barkin said.

From Reuters

Happily, there may be some hope for jumpers: Our work suggests that using training to target their biases can help people think more deliberatively.

From Scientific American

Such self-conscious and deliberatively irreligious people are to be distinguished from the lackadaisically unaffiliated — often called "nones" — who simply don't identify with a religion.

From Salon