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deliberateness

/dɪˈlɪb.ər.ət.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité d'agir avec réflexion et sans hâte, impliquant souvent une attitude de préméditation ou d'intention dans les décisions ou les actions.

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noun

/dɪˈlɪb.ər.ət.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité d'agir avec réflexion et sans hâte, impliquant souvent une attitude de préméditation ou d'intention dans les décisions ou les actions.

A noun referring to the quality of acting with careful consideration and without haste, often implying thoughtfulness in decision-making or action.

indénombrable

  1. Lack of hasteC1formal

    A quality of moving or acting in a slow, careful, and unhurried manner.

    frlenteur délibérée

    • The artist painted with great deliberateness, each stroke carefully considered.
    • Her deliberateness in walking suggested she was deep in thought.
    • The ceremony proceeded with a calm deliberateness that was quite soothing.

    Synonymesdeliberationleisurelinessslownessunhurriedness

    Antonymeshastehurriednessrashnessrecklessness

  2. Thoughtfulness in actionC1formal

    The trait of being careful and thoughtful when making decisions or taking actions.

    frDélibération

    • The judge's deliberateness in reaching a verdict ensured a fair outcome.
    • His deliberateness in business decisions earned him a reputation for reliability.
    • She approached the negotiation with a deliberateness that impressed her colleagues.

    Synonymescarefulnesscautioncircumspectionconsiderationdeliberationprudencethoughtfulness

    Antonymescarelessnessimpulsivenessrashnessrecklessness

Formes
  • deliberatenesses plural form
  • deliberatenesses' possessive plural form
  • deliberateness's possessive singular form
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