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Meanings of deliberation in anglès
Meeting or inquiry of concerned persons or advisors for the purpose of deliberation, discussion or decision on some matter or action.
portuguès
pesada espanyol
deliberación Synonyms
Examples for "weighing"
Examples for "weighing"
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But a tough economic background across Europe is still weighing on business.
2
The party certification of the election left McDaniel weighing a possible challenge.
3
The U.S.-China trade war has been weighing on mood in emerging markets.
4
Ryan announced his long-shot challenge after several days of publicly weighing it.
5
She considered what he had said, weighing the merits of his case.
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The advisement in your window say the Spanish he is spoken here.
2
She took the offer under advisement, promising a decision in ten days.
3
He took his prospective job under advisement and hunted up Tommy Ashe.
4
We'll take your concerns under advisement as we continue our deliberations.
5
For once the sage had to take the question under advisement.
Usage of deliberation in anglès
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The several strong alpine objectives proposed made for a difficult deliberation process.
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Neither will the matter of Mosola's suspension be given time for deliberation.
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At the present moment the representatives of the States are in deliberation.
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Each committee will issue a report for deliberation by the full commission.
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The jury reached its decision following more than five hours of deliberation.
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An obscure deliberation was exposed in the depiction of their drooping petals.
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Time allows for more deliberation than you seem willing to afford me.
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The company has portrayed Manley's appointment as the product of lengthy deliberation.
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After a moment of deliberation, he pushed 6 and the doors closed.
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The remaining subject of deliberation related to the city and its territory.
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The jury announced its verdict after fewer than two days of deliberation.
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Mrs. Enderby spoke slowly and with deliberation; Mrs. Rushton kept chattering incessantly.
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There was no reason to wait, nothing to be gained by deliberation.
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The seat of deliberation had then been transferred to the alley behind.
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The jury announced its verdict after less than two days of deliberation.
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He lighted his cigar with deliberation and leaned back in his chair.
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Translations for deliberation
Deliberation through the time
Deliberation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common