A more thorough explanation:

Definition: The act of carefully considering issues and options before making a decision or taking some action; esp., the process by which a jury reaches a verdict, as by analyzing, discussing, and weighing the evidence.

Examples:

• A jury's discussions, voting and decision-making.
• A group of friends discussing where to go for dinner and weighing the pros and cons of each option before making a decision.
• A company's board of directors considering different strategies for the future of the company and discussing the potential outcomes before making a decision.

The examples illustrate how deliberation involves carefully considering different options and analyzing the evidence or information available before making a decision. In the case of a jury, it is important for them to weigh the evidence presented in court before reaching a verdict. Similarly, in other situations, it is important to consider all the options and potential outcomes before making a decision that could have significant consequences.