deliberates

The word “deliberates” has 4 syllables: de-lib-er-ates

It's pronounced as /dɪˈlɪbəˌreɪts/


What is synonym and antonym for deliberates?

In the thesaurus, “deliberates” has 65 synonyms and 15 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for deliberates along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for deliberates

  • absorbs
  • analyzes
  • argue
  • assimilates
  • bat it around
  • believes
  • cerebrate
  • chew over
  • chews on
  • chews over
  • cogitate
  • cogitates
  • conceives
  • concludes
  • consider
  • considers
  • consult
  • contemplate
  • contemplates
  • debate
  • debates
  • digests
  • entertains
  • excogitate
  • explores
  • eyes
  • hammer away at
  • judge
  • kick around
  • kicks around
  • looks at
  • meditate
  • meditates
  • mull over
  • muse
  • opines
  • perpends
  • ponder
  • ponders
  • pour it on
  • put on thinking cap
  • questions
  • rack brains
  • reason
  • reasons
  • reflect
  • reminisces
  • reviews
  • revolve
  • revolves
  • roll
  • ruminate
  • ruminates
  • run up a flagpole
  • second-guesses
  • speculate
  • stew over
  • studies
  • study
  • sweat over
  • talk over
  • turn over
  • turns
  • weigh
  • weighs

Antonyms for deliberates

Meanings of deliberates

  • verb
    1. To consider carefully; to weigh well in the mind.
    2. To consider the reasons for and against anything; to reflect.

Example Sentences

  • The board deliberates on major decisions every quarter.
  • She carefully deliberates before giving her final answer.
  • The committee deliberates the proposal in a closed session.
  • He deliberates each option to avoid making mistakes.
  • The court deliberates after hearing all the evidence.

On this page you'll find 80 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to deliberates, such as: absorbs, abstain, agree, analyzes, argue, assimilates, bat it around.

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