measured

[ˈmɛʒərd]

measured Definition

  • 1done with careful consideration and self-control
  • 2having a slow, regular rhythm

Using measured: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "measured" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She spoke in a measured tone to avoid sounding angry.

  • Example

    His measured approach to the problem helped him find the best solution.

  • Example

    The song has a measured beat that makes it easy to dance to.

measured Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with measured

  • a measured response

    a response that is carefully thought out and appropriate for the situation

    Example

    The company issued a measured response to the criticism, acknowledging the problem and promising to fix it.

  • a pace that is slow and steady, often used to describe walking or running

    Example

    The hikers maintained a measured pace as they climbed the steep hill.

  • an amount that is carefully calculated or controlled

    Example

    The recipe calls for a measured amount of sugar to ensure the right balance of flavors.

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Summary: measured in Brief

The term 'measured' [ˈmɛʒərd] describes actions or things that are done with careful consideration and self-control, such as 'She spoke in a measured tone to avoid sounding angry.' It can also refer to a slow, regular rhythm, like the 'measured beat' of a song. Common phrases include 'a measured response,' 'a measured pace,' and 'a measured amount,' all of which imply careful calculation and control.

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