Délibérerai

Délibérerai is the first-person singular future simple form of the French verb délibérer, meaning “I will deliberate.” It denotes the act of weighing options, reflecting, or deciding after careful consideration, typically in formal or deliberative contexts rather than casual conversation.

Etymology and meaning: The verb délibérer derives from the Latin deliberare, through Old French, and carries the sense of reflecting before forming a judgment. The corresponding noun délibération refers to the deliberation itself, the process of weighing arguments or options in order to reach a decision. In practice, délibérer as a verb is used to describe the act of considering a matter in order to decide it, especially in assemblies, juries, or advisory bodies.

Usage and register: Délibérer is most common in formal, administrative, literary, or legal contexts. In everyday speech, speakers often use synonyms such as réfléchir or prendre une décision. The form délibérerai appears when the speaker is describing an intention to deliberate in the future, for example in discussions of upcoming decisions or upcoming meetings.

Conjugation: Délibérer is a regular -er verb. The future simple forms are: je délibérerai, tu délibéreras, il délibérera, nous délibérerons, vous délibérerez, ils délibéreront.

Example: Après avoir examiné les propositions, je délibérerai sur la meilleure option lors de la prochaine séance.