deliberateness (Meaning)
deliberateness (n)
a rate demonstrating an absence of haste or hurry
the trait of thoughtfulness in action or decision
deliberateness (n.)
The quality of being deliberate; calm consideration; circumspection.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deliberateness
deliberateness Sentence Examples
- The deliberateness of his actions suggested a carefully calculated plan.
- She spoke with a sense of deliberateness, choosing her words with precision.
- The architect's design reflected a deliberate deliberateness, with every element serving a specific purpose.
- His movements had a certain deliberateness about them, indicating confidence and purpose.
- The deliberateness of her decision-making process ensured thorough consideration of all options.
- The committee's report was characterized by its thoroughness and deliberateness.
- The artist executed each brushstroke with a sense of deliberateness, creating a masterpiece.
- The CEO's speech was delivered with a deliberate deliberateness, emphasizing key points for the audience.
- The deliberate deliberateness in his actions earned him respect among his peers.
- Despite the urgency of the situation, she approached it with deliberate deliberateness, ensuring no detail was overlooked.
FAQs About the word deliberateness
a rate demonstrating an absence of haste or hurry, the trait of thoughtfulness in action or decisionThe quality of being deliberate; calm consideration; circums
deliberation, calculation, foresight, canniness, shrewdness,attentiveness, watchfulness, providence, observance, prudence
heedlessness, heedlessness, brashness, brashness, recklessness,carelessness, carelessness, recklessness, impetuousness, rashness
The deliberateness of his actions suggested a carefully calculated plan.
She spoke with a sense of deliberateness, choosing her words with precision.
The architect's design reflected a deliberate deliberateness, with every element serving a specific purpose.
His movements had a certain deliberateness about them, indicating confidence and purpose.
