Consideration

Pronunciation: /kənˌsɪdəˈreɪʃən/

Definitions of consideration

noun something that is taken into account when making a decision or judgment

Example Sentences

A1 When buying a new car, price is an important consideration.

A2 In some cultures, showing respect for elders is a common consideration.

B1 Before making a decision, it is important to take all factors into consideration.

B2 The company took environmental considerations into account when planning their new factory.

C1 The politician's decision was made after careful consideration of all possible outcomes.

C2 The artist's work is a masterpiece, taking into consideration every detail and nuance.

Examples of consideration in a Sentence

formal The committee will take your proposal into consideration before making a decision.

informal Hey, just a quick consideration - have you thought about how this will affect your schedule?

slang Dude, I don't think she even gave your feelings a second consideration.

figurative In the grand scheme of things, her opinion held little consideration.

Grammatical Forms of consideration

• past tense: considered
• plural: considerations
• comparative: more consideration
• superlative: most consideration
• present tense: consider
• future tense: will consider
• perfect tense: have considered
• continuous tense: is considering
• singular: consideration
• positive degree: considerable
• infinitive: to consider
• gerund: considering
• participle: considered

Origin and Evolution of consideration

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'consideration' originated from the Latin word 'consideratio', which means 'examination' or 'reflection'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'consideration' has evolved to encompass the idea of careful thought, attention, and deliberation in decision-making.