considerate
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
thinking about the feelings and needs of other people.
showing kindly awareness or regard for another's feelings, circumstances, or comfort.
Simple“It was very considerate of you to bring me soup while I was sick.”
In context“A considerate neighbour would have informed the rest of the building before starting such a noisy renovation project at seven in the morning.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 C1 Advanced
showing that you have thought about something very carefully.
characterised by deliberate and careful thought; showing mature reflection.
Simple“After a considerate review of the facts, the manager decided to change the policy.”
In context“The board reached a considerate decision only after weighing the long-term environmental impacts against the immediate financial gains.”
Synonyms
considerate vs considerable — Considerable describes the size or importance of a thing, while considerate describes the kindness of a person.
“As a result, it's not a stretch to see how thankers could be seen as helpful, generous, sincere, considerate or kind.”