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pensive

[pen-siv] / ˈpɛn sɪv /


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Or it could simply indicate that collectors feel safer splurging on a household-name artist like Rembrandt, a Renaissance man famed for his pensive, realistic self-portraits in earthen hues.

From The Wall Street Journal

A few blocks inland, the vibes are less pensive, more effusive at the Fleuria — Los Angeles’ first romance book truck.

From Los Angeles Times

On Thorns, the pensive opening song of The Clearing, she even berates herself for "making a song and dance" about the break-up that inspired Wolf Alice's previous album, Blue Weekend.

From BBC

“Flashing fish, lavish lily, megalomaniacal mosquito, pensive poet,” goes his thinking.

From The Wall Street Journal

And here's the thing: while they are all winners, they had the demeanour of those with pensive worry.

From BBC