To spell the word "considerate," start by pronouncing each syllable: con-sid-er-ate. Now let's break it down further: 1. The first syllable, "con," is spelled C-O-N. 2. The second syllable, "sid," is spelled S-I-D. 3.

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3. The third syllable, "er," is spelled E-R. 4.

Examples

• But considerate is right up there on the top of the list of attributes I think are under-admired in society at large. msagara: Meeting John Scalzi msagara 2009
• First Impression: Benjamin is described as a considerate, smart, and charismatic athlete who likes to have a good time. 5-Star Baby Name Advisor Bruce Lansky 2008
• If one can assume that followers in formal organizations appreciate autonomy, one should expect that leaders who say they delegate freely will be described as considerate. The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
• First Impression: Benjamin is described as a considerate, smart, and charismatic athlete who likes to have a good time. 5-Star Baby Name Advisor Bruce Lansky 2008
• If one can assume that followers in formal organizations appreciate autonomy, one should expect that leaders who say they delegate freely will be described as considerate. The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
• Love that manifests itself in considerate questions designed to rule out mates with family problems (as we find in The Real Rules) — no. Mr. Goodbar Redux 2002
• Love that manifests itself in considerate questions designed to rule out mates with family problems (as we find in The Real Rules) — no. Mr. Goodbar Redux 2002
• Do you call it considerate the way he has won you over to his side? Jenny: A Novel 1921
• I think British Gas is just being considerate, which is the least it can do seeing it charges more for your Carbon Monoxide poisoning than most other suppliers. Silent Witless Stephen Gallagher 2008
• She's known as a considerate girl with a positive outlook who is generous with her time and abilities. Carrie Underwood Fans Naco1776 2010

considerate

showing kindly awareness or regard for another's feelings, circumstances, etc.: a very considerate critic.

The fourth and final syllable, "ate," is spelled A-T-E. Now let's put it all together: c-o-n-s-i-d-e-r-a-t-e. Remember to pay attention to each letter and pronounce them correctly when spelling out "considerate.".

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- Sarah - 1 star - This book was a waste of my time. I was hoping to improve my spelling skills and become more considerate in my writing, but this book did not deliver. The examples and explanations were convoluted and did not provide practical guidance. I also found the language and tone of the book to be condescending at times, which made it difficult to engage with the content. I would not recommend "How to spell considerate" to anyone looking to improve their spelling abilities.

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