consider

From Latin 'considerare', meaning 'to observe, contemplate'.

VERB (1)

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considerar literal / contemplar formal / pensar en informal / evaluar literal / valorar literal / sopesar literary / reflexionar sobre formal / concepto untranslatable (No direct equivalent as a verb; refers to the idea of consideration.)

Synonyms contemplate formal , think about informal

Antonyms ignore

To think carefully about something, especially in order to make a decision, form an opinion, or evaluate a situation. It implies thoughtful deliberation.

past	present_participle	third_person_singular
considered	considering	considers

We need to consider all the advantages and disadvantages before making a choice. — It is important to think about all aspects before deciding.
She is considering a new job offer in another city. — She is thinking about the job offer.
The committee will consider your proposal at the next meeting. — The committee will evaluate your proposal.