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well-considered

adjective

  1. having been thought about carefully

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‘I’m finished responding to you, and I thought I gave you a well-considered, clear-English-sentence set of answers. That’s all I can do for you. That’s all I’m going to do.”

“We strive to take into account different perspectives, particularly if they don’t align with our own, to inform our views. Our hope is to lay out arguments and analyses that can help our readers navigate complex questions or, at the very least, give them a well-considered way to think about the issues of the day.”

‘The Apprentice,’ by journalist-turned-screenwriter Gabriel Sherman, is a well-considered distillation of Trump by way of Roy Cohn.

Better to demonstrate prudence, he reasoned, than to rashly reverse a well-considered decision in hope of temporarily saving face.

Vance would like you to believe, however, that this isn't a matter of personal psychology, but a well-considered political philosophy.

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