contemplate

/ˈkɑntəmpleɪt/
verb
  1. To think about something deeply and for a long time.
    • The philosopher often contemplated the nature of existence.
    • She sat by the window to contemplate the meaning of the poem.
    • He contemplated the problem for hours before finding a solution.
  2. To consider or think about doing something in the future.
    • I am contemplating whether to accept the job offer.
    • They are contemplating a move to a bigger city.
    • The company is contemplating expanding into new markets.
  3. To look at something for a long time in a thoughtful way.
    • He stood on the cliff, contemplating the vast ocean below.
    • She contemplated the painting, noticing every brushstroke.
    • The tourists contemplated the ancient ruins in silence.
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