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Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 91
kon-sid'er, v. t. [-sidered (-sid'erd), -er- ING.] To think on with care, fix the mind on; to have regard to, take into view or account; to estimate, think, view. — v. i. To think seriously, maturely, or carefully, deliberate. — Considerable, a. Po e ing consequence; of some distinction; noteworthy; respectable; of importance or value; moderately large. — Consid'erablene , n. Some degree of importance, etc. — Considerably, adv. — Considerate, a. Given to consideration or sober reflection; mindful of the rights, claims, and feelings of others. — Considerately, adv. — Consideratene , n. — Consid'era'tion, n. Act of considering; careful thought; deliberation; appreciative regard; claim to notice; some degree of consequence; ground of opinion; influence. (Law.) The material cause of a contract; compensation; equivalent.
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