Contemplate
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British pronunciation/kˈɒntɪmplˌe‍ɪt/
American pronunciation/ˈkɑntəmˌpɫeɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "contemplate"

to contemplate
01

to look at something carefully and think about it for a long time

Transitive: to contemplate a sight
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He sat in silence to contemplate the vast landscape before him.
She contemplated the intricate details of the sculpture for hours.
02

to think about or consider something as a possibility

Transitive: to contemplate a choice or possibility
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After years of hard work, he decided to contemplate retirement and enjoy a slower pace of life.
She needed to contemplate her career choices before committing to a new job offer.
03

to spend time thinking deeply or focusing

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She likes to sit by the lake and contemplate in silence.
After the meeting, I needed time alone to contemplate.
04

to spend time considering or thinking deeply about something

Transitive: to contemplate a subject
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She likes to contemplate her goals before making big decisions.
He sat by the lake to contemplate his next move.

word family

contempl

Verb

contemplate

Verb

contemplation

Noun

contemplation

Noun

contemplative

Adjective

contemplative

Adjective
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