Collocation
think deeply
to consider something very carefully and seriously, often in a detailed way
Definition
'think deeply' is a common English collocation. to consider something very carefully and seriously, often in a detailed way
think + deeply
“Before you reply to the email, think deeply about how your words might sound.”
Examples
- Take a moment to think deeply about what you really want.
- She sat by the lake to think deeply and clear her mind.
- We need to think deeply before making a decision that affects the whole team.
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- He began to think deeply about the reasons behind his fear of failure.
- After reading the report, I thought deeply about the risks we had ignored.
- The best leaders think deeply, not just quickly, when pressure is high.
- If you are willing to think deeply, you may change your opinion completely.
- She thinks deeply about ethical questions that most people avoid.
- To think deeply in a noisy office, he put on headphones and turned off notifications.
More verb + adverbs
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- do well to be successful or achieve good results
- do badly to perform poorly; to have an unsatisfactory result (in a task, test, game, or situation)
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