délibérera

Deliberera is a French verb that translates to "will deliberate" in English. It is the future tense, third-person plural form of the verb "délibérer." The verb "délibérer" itself means to consider, discuss, or weigh matters carefully before making a decision. Therefore, "délibérera" refers to a future action where a group of people will engage in such a process.

This verb is commonly used in contexts involving legislative bodies, committees, juries, or any group that needs to make a formal decision. For instance, a parliamentary assembly "délibérera" on a new law, meaning they will discuss and debate its merits before voting. A jury "délibérera" on a case, meaning they will retire to consider the evidence and arguments presented before reaching a verdict. The future tense emphasizes that the discussion and decision-making process has not yet occurred but is scheduled to happen. The subject performing the action of "délibérera" would typically be plural, such as "les députés" (the deputies), "les membres du comité" (the committee members), or "les jurés" (the jurors). The act of deliberating implies a thoughtful and often lengthy examination of a subject.