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need to deliberate
Definition
to think about or discuss — especially with great care
- "I see Felicity doesn't complicate the matter with too much deliberation.Chapter 23 (92% in)
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- It's strange how deliberate people are after a death.Chapter 38 (72% in)
- It looks deliberate to me, but I say only, "Oh," and look away.Chapter 9 (15% in)
- His words are sharp and deliberate.Chapter 11 (75% in)
- Miss Moore speaks slowly, deliberately.Chapter 12 (29% in)
- "Shove off," Felicity growls, deliberately using bad language to intimidate her.Chapter 14 (88% in)
- Felicity looks over at the fashionable crowd and turns her back on them, rather obviously and deliberately.Chapter 16 (5% in)
- "The men," I say, speaking deliberately to Felicity.Chapter 17 (91% in)
- The mothers laugh and miss again, deliberately, it would seem, so as to have their husbands stand close again.Chapter 26 (87% in)
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