consideration in Japanese
consideration in Japanese is 約因 — consideration means careful thought given to something before deciding or acting.
consideration in Japanese
約因
Pronounced: yakuin
(law) A matter of inducement for something promised; something valuable given as recompense for a promise, which causes the promise to become binding as a contract.
What does "consideration" mean?
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noun Careful thought given to something before deciding or acting.
"After much consideration, she decided to accept the job."
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noun Thoughtfulness and care for the needs or feelings of others.
"He showed great consideration in how he broke the news."
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noun In law, something of value exchanged as part of a binding agreement.
"The contract was void because there was no consideration given by either party."
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consideration in a sentence
- After much consideration, she decided to accept the job.
- The committee will give your request careful consideration next week.
- He showed great consideration in how he broke the news.
- Out of consideration for the sleeping baby, they spoke in whispers.
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What is "consideration" in Japanese?
"consideration" in Japanese is 約因. consideration means: Careful thought given to something before deciding or acting.
How do you pronounce 約因?
"consideration" in Japanese is 約因, pronounced "yakuin".
How do you use "consideration" in a sentence?
Example: "After much consideration, she decided to accept the job." In Japanese, "consideration" is 約因.
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