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Definition of contemplation
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Contemplation
(n.) Holy
meditation.
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Contemplation
::
Contemplation
(n.) Holy
meditation.
Quietism
::
Quietism
(n.) The
system
of the
Quietists,
who
maintained
that
religion
consists
in the
withdrawal
of the mind from
worldly
interests
and
anxieties
and its
constant
employment
in the
passive
contemplation
of God and his
attributes..
Theocrasy
::
Theocrasy
(n.) An
intimate
union of the soul with God in
contemplation,
-- an ideal of the
Neoplatonists
and of some
Oriental
mystics..
Study
::
Study (v. i.)
Mental
occupation;
absorbed
or
thoughtful
attention;
meditation;
contemplation.
Cogitative
::
Cogitative
(a.) Given to
thought
or
contemplation.
Speculation
::
Speculation
(n.)
Mental
view of
anything
in its
various
aspects
and
relations;
contemplation;
intellectual
examination.
Contemplant
::
Contemplant
(a.) Given to
contemplation;
meditative.
Retrospect
::
Retrospect
(n.) A
looking
back on
things
past; view or
contemplation
of the past.
Contemplation
::
Contemplation
(n.) The act of the mind in
considering
with
attention;
continued
attention
of the mind to a
particular
subject;
meditation;
musing;
study.
Contemplance
::
Contemplance
(n.)
Contemplation.
Muse
::
Muse (n.) To be
absent
in mind; to be so
occupied
in study or
contemplation
as not to
observe
passing
scenes
or
things
present;
to be in a brown
study.
Active
::
Active
(a.) Given to
action
rather
than
contemplation;
practical;
operative;
--
opposed
to
speculative
or
theoretical;
as, an
active
rather
than a
speculative
statesman..
Cogitation
::
Cogitation
(n.) The act of
thinking;
thought;
meditation;
contemplation.
Run
::
Run (v. i.) To
pursue
in
thought;
to carry in
contemplation.
Contemplative
::
Contemplative
(a.)
Pertaining
to
contemplation;
addicted
to, or
employed
in,
contemplation;
meditative..
Resentment
::
Resentment
(n.) The state of
holding
something
in the mind as a
subject
of
contemplation,
or of being
inclined
to
reflect
upon
something;
a state of
consciousness;
conviction;
feeling;
impression..
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.) The
reverting
of the mind to that which has
already
occupied
it;
continued
consideration;
meditation;
contemplation;
hence,
also, that
operation
or power of the mind by which it is
conscious
of its own acts or
states;
the
capacity
for
judging
rationally,
especially
in view of a moral rule or
standard..
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.)
Result
of
meditation;
thought
or
opinion
after
attentive
consideration
or
contemplation;
especially,
thoughts
suggested
by
truth..
Gymnosophist
::
Gymnosophist
(n.) One of a sect of
philosophers,
said to have been found in India by
Alexander
the
Great,
who went
almost
naked,
denied
themselves
the use of
flesh,
renounced
bodily
pleasures,
and
employed
themselves
in the
contemplation
of
nature..
Unfold
::
Unfold
(v. t.) To open, as
anything
covered
or
close;
to lay open to view or
contemplation;
to bring out in all the
details,
or by
successive
development;
to
display;
to
disclose;
to
reveal;
to
elucidate;
to
explain;
as, to
unfold
one's
designs;
to
unfold
the
principles
of a
science..
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