Pronunciation: /kənˈsɪdərɪŋ/
verb to think about or take into account when making a decision
A1 I am considering buying a new car.
A2 She is considering studying abroad next year.
B1 Considering the weather, we decided to cancel the outdoor event.
B2 He is considering a career change after working in the same field for many years.
C1 Considering all the options, she chose to start her own business.
C2 The committee is considering the proposal and will make a decision soon.
preposition used to introduce a clause or phrase indicating that a particular fact or situation is being taken into account
A1 Considering the weather, I think we should bring an umbrella.
A2 I'm considering buying a new car next year.
B1 Considering his experience in the field, he was the best candidate for the job.
B2 The company made a decision after considering all the options available.
C1 Considering the current economic climate, it might be wise to invest in real estate.
C2 She made a well-informed decision after considering all the possible outcomes.
formal Considering the current economic climate, we have decided to postpone the project indefinitely.
informal I'm not sure if I can make it to the party, considering how busy I am.
slang I might skip the gym today, considering I'm feeling pretty lazy.
figurative She made a decision to move to a new city, considering the opportunities it could bring.
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