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contemplating
[kon-tuhm-pley-ting, -tem-]
adjective
observing, studying, or thinking deeply about something.
A stronger spirit and sense of purpose help shift the contemplating mind into a more action-orientated self.
noun
the act of observing, studying, or thinking deeply about something.
After some more contemplating over the last few days, I now know what I'm going to do.
Other 51Թ Forms
- contemplatingly adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of contemplating1
Example Sentences
The McLaren driver is talking at the team's factory, before this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, and he's contemplating a number of things.
Leeds lost its sprawling tram network in 1959 but, just 15 years earlier, civic planners had been contemplating tunnelling beneath the city centre to create an underground system.
I had spent so much time contemplating my mom’s death before she died, thinking about how I wouldn’t be able to go on.
But the changes his henchmen are contemplating will cause much more lasting damage even than the tariff madness.
Haaland, though, hung about on the pitch with his runners-up medal weighing heavily around his neck, probably contemplating how this season had gone so wrong.
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