contemplate

[ˈkɑːntəmpleɪt]

Definition:
1. Look at thoughtfully; observe deep in thought.
2. Consider as a possibility.
3. Think intently and at length, as for spiritual purposes.
4. Reflect deeply on a subject.

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Use 'contemplate' in a sentence:

1. We invite you to contemplate, what is your heart's desire?
2. Most of his works apply entropy to contemplate the real world.
3. David Cameron had previously indicated he would contemplate more restrictive measures.
4. He may try to blast his way out of trouble, playing attacking shots to balls he would not normally contemplate hitting.
5. Art requires you to spend some time with it, to contemplate and think, leave and return.
6. But they are also presented with a chance to contemplate.
7. Most of us tend not to contemplate the stuff sitting between our ears.
8. Set aside some time alone to contemplate. It may strike you on a very deep level.
9. But most Europeans now contemplate a fudge.
10. The first option is too gruesome to contemplate.
11. He is also contemplating a cut in corporate tax.
12. This is a temporary move while they contemplate Sandcastles future.
13. In fact, his male friends would not even contemplate going up there.
14. He went on to intimate that he was indeed contemplating a shake-up of the company.
15. The old man stood contemplating the painting.
16. He contemplate what the future will is like without the children.
17. It is important to contemplate brain death in the view of social culture.
18. The consequences would be too ghastly to contemplate.
19. He had never at any time contemplated selling the business.
20. The government has contemplated reforming the entire tax system.
21. Psychological: The consequences of climate change are too awful to contemplate.
22. You're too young to be contemplating retirement.
23. She contemplates leaving for the sake of the kids.
24. She ghoulishly forced patients to contemplate their own deaths.
25. The possibility of war is too horrifying to contemplate.
26. No one wants to contemplate military intervention, and talks are the only alternative.
27. Make it a peaceful time to contemplate your life, and the things you're passing.
28. Time is only created by the inadequate ability of Nature to contemplate the divine.
29. But Caroline refused to contemplate that her school might die.
30. She contemplated him in silence.
31. I did not want to contemplate this long chain of ifs.
32. Perhaps there is no one better to contemplate the meaning of cultural change -- bad?
33. The priest contemplated.""Thank you Father," said the old man. "That's a load off my mind! Can I ask another question?"
34. For a time he contemplated a career as an army medical doctor.
35. Beauty in things exists in the mind which contemplates them.
36. The military men are contemplating a re-entry into politics.
37. It's an awful thing to contemplate.
38. Happiness is not generally found in contemplating the past or future.
39. After that we can contemplate something that matters, like a haircut.
40. That makes it difficult to contemplate the idea that the present policy may not be sustainable.
41. I couldn't contemplate doing such an exposing thing myself, and I'm twice her age.
42. As he lay in his hospital bed that night, he cried as he contemplated his future.
43. It's a bit gruesome to contemplate why coroners and others need these data.
44. The future is a hope and a dream which is pleasant to contemplate now is all we have.
45. They contemplate trouble in obtaining hotel reservation.
46. The thought of holding a fixed grin as the camera performed its magical duties was too much to contemplate, and so a non-committal blank stare became the norm.
47. The thought of war is too awful to contemplate.
48. She contemplated the sterility of her existence.
49. He is contemplating pawning his watch.
50. She lay in bed, contemplating.
51. I drove home contemplating my own more pedestrian lifestyle.
52. He contemplated his hands, still frowning.
53. I can't contemplate what it would be like to be alone.