verb
To take into account
To regard
To ponder
consider, in this comparison, denotes a directing of the mind to something in order to understand it or to make a decision about it to consider suggestions for improvement; study implies more intense concentration of the mind and methodical attention to details to study the effects of a drug; contemplate implies a deep, continued mental viewing of a thing, sometimes suggesting the use of intuitive powers in envisioning something or dwelling upon it; weigh suggests a balancing of contradictory information, conflicting opinions, or possible eventualities in reaching a decision; reflect, suggesting a turning of one's thoughts back to something, implies quiet, earnest consideration
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