DELIBERATELY Copy link • DELIBERATELYconsiderate (opposed to inconsiderate) caute (opposed to incaute): circumspecte (opposed to temere et nullo consilio): consulto (☞ consulte is pre- and post-classical); cogitato, or cogitate; consilio; judicio (opposed to inconsiderate; inconsulto, or inconsulte; sine consilio; sine judicio); caute or circumspectius (opposed to incaute; temere; imprudenter; temere atque imprudenter): de industria: data or dedita opera (of deliberate purpose): voluntate et judicio (Cic., Tusc., 3, 28, 66; by a deliberate act of the will): to do anything deliberately, consulto et cogitatum facio aliquid; aliquid prudens sciensque facio: a method deliberately chosen, deliberata ac provisa via (e.g., vivendi, Cic.): a word deliberately chosen, verbum meditatum, cogitatum (Cic.); a wrong deliberately committed, injuria, quae consulto et cogitata fit (Cic.), or quae meditata et praeparata infertur (Cic.). Slowly (Vid :), lente: cunctanter; not deliberately and wisely, non delectu aliquo aut sapientia (Cic.).