considering in Latin
considering in Latin is in cōnsīderātiōne — considering means taking a particular fact into account.
considering in Latin
in cōnsīderātiōne
Taking into account.
What does "considering" mean?
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preposition Taking a particular fact into account.
"Considering the weather, the turnout was excellent."
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considering in a sentence
- Considering the weather, the turnout was excellent.
- She did well, considering she'd only trained for a week.
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What is "considering" in Latin?
"considering" in Latin is in cōnsīderātiōne. considering means: Taking a particular fact into account.
How do you use "considering" in a sentence?
Example: "Considering the weather, the turnout was excellent." In Latin, "considering" is in cōnsīderātiōne.
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