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thinking
adjective as in rational
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adjective as in thoughtful
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absorbed, contemplative, deliberating, engrossed, ruminating
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cogitative, deliberative, introspective, meditative, pensive, philosophical, reflective, ruminative
adjective as in pertaining to thought
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contemplative, deliberating, engrossed, meditating, rational
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bright, cogitative, introspective, pensive, reasonable, reflective, studious
noun as in thought
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cerebration, cogitation, cognition, contemplation, deliberation, ideation, introspection, meditation, musing, rationalization, reason, reflection, rumination, study
Example Sentences
If this sounds silly, it’s because you are not thinking like a mouse.
That’s hardly the number that Ramaswamy must have been thinking of with his Social Security exercise, but it’s still quite a hefty one.
So then we start thinking, Well, what about capturing it for the screen it happens to be on right now?
This time, he’s saying with his early picks, there will be no one second guessing the leader or, in the words of his son, thinking they “know better” than a man with the nuclear codes.
Even as he built an environmental legacy, Tanton was privately thinking more and more not just about the size of the population but about how to preserve what he described as the distinctiveness of European people.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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