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contemplate
verbgeneral usecommon/kõ.tẽ.plaɾ/con·tem·plar
Definitions
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To look at thoughtfully for a long time; to observe with deep consideration or enjoyment.
Usage examples
“She sat quietly to contemplate the stars.”
“He contemplated the intricate details of the sculpture.”
Common combinations
contemplate naturecontemplate a viewcontemplate a work of art
2
To consider thoroughly; to think deeply about; to include or foresee in a plan, law, or arrangement.
Usage examples
“The proposal contemplates a gradual transition.”
“The law contemplates penalties for such actions.”
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Common combinations
contemplate a possibilitycontemplate a changecontemplate in the plan