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ruminate

[roo-muh-neyt] / ˈru məˌneɪt /


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I have ruminated on that question a lot over the past few months.

From BBC

The two years he'd spent ruminating over the Big Lie and attempting to play kingmaker from afar had left him rusty.

From Salon

Without familiar structure, our brains have a tendency to ruminate.

From Seattle Times

In the book's epilogue Haley discusses his research methods and ruminates on the impact of that inquest.

From Salon

Wearing comfortable linen overalls and perched on a stool near a patch of sunlight, Aman ruminated in her caption about how dominant the male gaze was in films and fashion during the 1970s.

From BBC