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We found 2 conjugated words, 2 kanji, and 2 examples matching '考え抜いた'
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ichidan verb, transitive verb
1. to think about; to take into consideration
2. to ponder; to reflect; to try to come at a conclusion; to think over (something)
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to think thoroughly
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コウ   かんがえる to think about, consider   
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reach
old
バツ   ぬ to extract, pull out   ぬける to come / fall out; be omitted   ぬかす to omit   ぬかる to make a blunder   
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hand
ユウ   とも friend   
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ten   じゅう    じつ    と    とう    
また again   
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いた
すえ
きゅうよ
窮余
いっさく
一策
ひねり
した

After racking his brains, he devised a desperate solution.
わたし
あらゆる
こんなん
困難
について
かんが
いた

I thought out all the difficulties.
 
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