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deliberados

Deliberados is the plural form of the adjective deliberado in Spanish and Portuguese, used to describe actions or intentions that are intentional, planned, or done with deliberate purpose. It contrasts with actions that are accidental, impulsive, or spontaneous. The feminine forms are deliberada and deliberadas, and the adverb in Portuguese is deliberadamente; in Spanish, deliberadamente is also used. The term is common in everyday language as well as in legal and ethical discussions.

Etymology traces deliberados to Latin deliberatus, the past participle of deliberare, meaning to weigh carefully or

In legal contexts, deliberados often characterizes acts performed with premeditation or conscious intention. Crimes described as

Beyond law, deliberados appears in journalism, ethics, and public discourse to flag actions that are not the

Examples:

- El asesinato fue considerado deliberado.

- Las medidas deliberadas buscan evitar errores y riesgos.

See also: deliberación, intencionalidad, premeditación, deliberado.

consider
before
acting.
The
root
connotes
careful
consideration
and
intent
behind
an
action.
deliberados
are
typically
distinguished
from
those
that
are
accidental
or
reckless,
reflecting
a
higher
degree
of
culpability
due
to
planned
or
weighed
actions.
The
notion
of
deliberación
or
deliberación
frequently
accompanies
discussions
of
decision-making
processes
in
jurisprudence,
governance,
and
policy.
result
of
chance
but
of
purposeful
choice.
Phrases
such
as
“acciones
deliberadas”
or
“decisiones
deliberadas”
are
used
to
emphasize
intentionality
and
foresight
behind
outcomes.