considerate

adjective  C1
Plain meaning

careful not to upset or inconvenience others

Exam-register meaning

In academic or exam writing, this is used to discuss careful not to upset or inconvenience others in a more precise way.

In context
naturalThe report described considerate behaviour in a clear and practical way.
examThe findings show that considerate behaviour can influence educational, social, or economic outcomes.
Common collocations
considerate behaviourconsiderate neighbourconsiderate approach
Watch out
Do not overuse it as a direct replacement for “good/bad”. Use it with natural nouns such as “considerate behaviour”.
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