deliberate in Japanese
deliberate in Japanese is 作為的, 故意, 思慮深い — deliberate means done on purpose; intentional.
deliberate in Japanese
作為的
Pronounced: sakuiteki
Done on purpose; intentional.
故意
Pronounced: koi
Done on purpose; intentional.
思慮深い
Pronounced: shiryobukai
Formed with deliberation; carefully considered; not sudden or rash.
慎重
Pronounced: shinchō
熟慮する
(transitive) To consider carefully; to weigh well in the mind.
What does "deliberate" mean?
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adjective Done on purpose; intentional.
"The delay appeared to be a deliberate attempt to frustrate negotiations."
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verb To think carefully about something before deciding.
"The jury deliberated for six hours before reaching a verdict."
deliberate in a sentence
- The delay appeared to be a deliberate attempt to frustrate negotiations.
- It was a deliberate choice to keep the design simple.
- The jury deliberated for six hours before reaching a verdict.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "deliberate" in Japanese?
"deliberate" in Japanese is 作為的, 故意, 思慮深い. deliberate means: Done on purpose; intentional.
How do you pronounce 作為的?
"deliberate" in Japanese is 作為的, pronounced "sakuiteki".
How do you use "deliberate" in a sentence?
Example: "The delay appeared to be a deliberate attempt to frustrate negotiations." In Japanese, "deliberate" is 作為的, 故意, 思慮深い.
Are there other ways to say "deliberate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "deliberate": 作為的, 故意, 思慮深い, 慎重, 熟慮する.
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