All 7 Uses

deliberate
in
Go Set a Watchman
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Maycomb's regular pastors ate free for a week also, and it was hinted in disrespectful quarters that the local clergy deliberately led their churches into holding separate services, thereby gaining two more weeks' honoraria.
p. 60.9 *

deliberately = intentionally
After holding the class's undivided attention by deliberately introducing Gaston B. Means into a discussion on the natural resources of South Africa, and proving her accuracy with a rubberband gun during recess, she enjoyed the confidence of the Old Sarum crowd.
p. 126.1
Slowly and deliberately Calpurnia told her the simple story.
p. 137.6 *

deliberately = with great care -- often slowly
He was deliberately making some eloquent unspoken plea to her, he was deliberately keeping off the subject.
p. 199.3

deliberately = intentionally
He was deliberately making some eloquent unspoken plea to her, he was deliberately keeping off the subject.
p. 199.3
"Why is it," said Henry deliberately, "that you never drink more than half your second cup of coffee after supper?"†
p. 49.7
He spoke deliberately.†
p. 188.9

Definitions:

(1) (deliberate as in: deliberate insult)
to do something intentionally (do it on purpose)
(2) (deliberate as in: need to deliberate)
to think about or discuss -- especially with great care
(3) (deliberate as in: a deliberate thinker)
done with great care -- often slowly
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)