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Meanings of more deliberate in English
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Usage of more deliberate in English
1
The term suggests a more deliberate and unified movement than actually occurred.
2
It has a different and more deliberate rhythm from most other series.
3
The movement of the corvette was more stately, and somewhat more deliberate.
4
There was quietude for a few moments and then more deliberate effort.
5
But they certainly make operations far more deliberate than upon a level.
6
His words were slightly more deliberate than usual, very even, very distinct.
7
Her story voice is a little different from her regular; deeper, more deliberate.
8
He could be more deliberate in collecting the barks he wanted.
9
At Mendes, where Israel toiled once, they are more deliberate, she answered readily.
10
Durham's probe seems to be moving at a more deliberate pace in Washington.
11
It became slower, more deliberate, and the tones created a feeling of sadness.
12
They seem less nervous and more deliberate than many of their restless family.
13
As life becomes more orderly, more deliberate, the supernatural world sinks farther away.
14
Melissa couldn't have been more deliberate if she'd circled it with a Sharpie.
15
Never did small dog give tall man a more deliberate snub.
16
Wilkinson, whose steps had been growing more and more deliberate, stopped.
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More deliberate through the time
More deliberate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common