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Contemplation

Contemplation Meaning & Definition
Contemplation Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Contemplation?

[n] a long and thoughtful observation
[n] a calm lengthy intent consideration

Synonyms | Synonyms for Contemplation: musing | reflection | reflexion | rumination | thoughtfulness

Related Terms | Find terms related to Contemplation: a wise passiveness | absorbed attention | absorption | advisement | aid prayer | Angelus | anticipation | appeal | application | ataraxia | ataraxy | Ave | Ave Maria | beadroll | beads | beseechment | bidding prayer | boning | brainwork | breviary | brooding | calmness | certainty | chaplet | collect | communion | composure | concentration | confidence | conning | consideration | contemplative life | counsel | cram | cramming | deep study | deep thought | deliberation | devotions | discretion | do-nothing policy | do-nothingism | do-nothingness | dormancy | drill | engagement | engrossment | entreaty | envisagement | envisionment | examination | exercise | expectancy | expectation | extensive study | eyeball inspection | farseeingness | farsightedness | forecast | foreglance | foregleam | foreglimpse | forehandedness | foreseeing | foresight | foresightedness | grace | grind | grinding | Hail Mary | headwork | idleness | immersion | imminence | immobility | imperturbability | impetration | imploration | inaction | inactivity | indolence | inertia | inertness | inspection | intentness | intercession | invocation | involvement | Kyrie Eleison | laissez-aller | laissez-faire | laissez-faireism | litany | longsightedness | looking ahead | lucid stillness | lucubration | marmoreal repose | meditation | mental labor | monomania | musing | neutralism | neutrality | neutralness | nirvana | noninvolvement | nonparticipation | nonresistance | nonviolence | nonviolent resistance | obsecration | obsession | obtestation | ocular inspection | orison | overview | pacifism | paralysis | passive resistance | passive self-annihilation | passiveness | passivism | passivity | Paternoster | peace | peacefulness | perusal | petition | placidity | placidness | policy | pondering | practice | prayer | prayer wheel | prediction | preoccupation | preparation | prepublication | preview | prevision | probability | procrastination | profound thought | prospect | prospection | providence | provision | prudence | quiescence | quiescency | quiet | quietism | quietness | quietude | rapt attention | readiness | reading | reflection | reliance | repose | rest | restfulness | restudy | restudying | review | revolving | rogation | rosary | rumination | sagacity | satori | scrutiny | serenity | silence | silent prayer | silken repose | single-mindedness | sleep | slumber | speculation | stagnancy | stagnation | standpattism | stasis | stillness | studiousness | study | studying | subject | submersion | suit | supplication | survey | swotting | thanks | thanksgiving | the eye | thought | tranquillity | unastonishment | vegetation | vetting | visual examination | vita contemplativa | waiting game | watching and waiting | weighing | wide reading | wise passiveness

See Also | cogitation | consideration | introspection | meditation | omphaloskepsis | retrospect | self-contemplation | self-examination | speculation | stare | study

Contemplation In Webster's Dictionary

\Con`tem*pla"tion\, n. [F. contemplation, L. contemplatio.] 1. The act of the mind in considering with attention; continued attention of the mind to a particular subject; meditation; musing; study. In contemplation of created things, By steps we may ascend to God. --Milton. Contemplation is keeping the idea which is brought into the mind for some time actually in view. --Locke. 2. Holy meditation. [Obs.] To live in prayer and contemplation. --Shak. 3. The act of looking forward to an event as about to happen; expectation; the act of intending or purposing. In contemplation of returning at an early date, he left. --Reid. {To have in contemplation}, to inted or purpose, or to have under consideration.

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