Synonyms for thoughtfully
thought·ful·ly

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1. thoughtfullyadverb

   in a thoughtful manner

   "he stared thoughtfully out the window"

   Antonyms:
   unthinkingly, unthinking, thoughtlessly

2. thoughtfullyadverb

   showing consideration and thoughtfulness

   "he had thoughtfully brought with him some food to share"

   Antonyms:
   unthinking, unthinkingly, thoughtlessly

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1. pensivelyadverb

   deep in thought; thinking carefully

   she gazed pensively at the bowl in front of her, lost for thought

   Submitted by rinat on May 31, 2023  

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1. Olivia Nuzzi:

   It’s very very easy to get caught in a talking point trap, to participate in popular political discourse — and to do so semi-thoughtfully, with original analysis — and to never challenge the foundation of the conversation.

2. Samantha Heller:

   We should all be eating more slowly, mindfully and thoughtfully, there is never any reason to stuff one’s self into a food coma. It’s tough on the body in many ways and never leaves one feeling energized, healthy, or in the case of the male-female relationship, sexy.

3. Steven Fletcher:

   There does need to be some criminal code provision, I think, to prevent abuse. I don't want people, because they have a bad hair day, to get their car mechanic to take them down, we want to make sure that we move forward quickly, but thoughtfully, and the Supreme Court has really given us a clear path.

4. Frank Gillett:

   It doesn't feel thoughtfully done, it's rushed. Basically it will hurt them from a brand and marketing point of view.

5. Pam Northam:

   I have been engaged in an effort to thoughtfully and honestly share this important story since I arrived in Richmond, i have provided the same educational tour to Executive Mansion visitors over the last few months and used a variety of artifacts and agricultural crops with the intention of illustrating a painful period of Virginia history. I regret that I have upset anyone.