deliberately
Pronunciation: [dɪˈlɪbərətli]
Word
Context: “intentionality”
(adverb) when someone does something on purpose or with a clear intention. It means that the action is not by chance, but rather planned or thought out ahead of time.
Example
She deliberately chose the book she knew he would love.
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He didn't act deliberately; he made a mistake without thinking.
Example
Did you deliberately skip that part of the story?
Context: “carefulness”
(adverb) when actions are done slowly and carefully, often to make sure everything is right. It shows that you are paying attention to what you are doing.
Example
They carefully and deliberately planned the surprise party.
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She didn't work deliberately; she rushed through her tasks.
Example
Do you think he finished the project deliberately and with care?
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