Tout bien considéré
Example: Tout bien considéré, cette décision semble la meilleure option possible.
Definition
"Tout bien considéré" is a French expression used to indicate that after careful consideration of all factors, a conclusion or judgment has been reached. It means 'all things considered' or 'everything taken into account,' often preceding a reasoned opinion or decision.
Etymology
The phrase "Tout bien considéré" comes from French, where 'tout' means 'all,' 'bien' means 'well' or 'things,' and 'considéré' is the past participle of 'considérer,' meaning 'to consider.' The expression literally translates to 'all well considered,' reflecting a thorough evaluation. Did you know? It is commonly used in formal writing and speech to introduce a balanced conclusion.
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All things considered