contemplatively

con·tem·pla·tive

 (kən-tĕm′plə-tĭv, kŏn′təm-plā′-)
adj.
Disposed to or characterized by contemplation. See Synonyms at pensive.
n.
1. A person given to contemplation.
2. A member of a religious order that emphasizes meditation.

con·tem′pla·tive·ly adv.
con·tem′pla·tive·ness n.
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Translations
بِصورَة تَأمُّلِيَّه
přemýšlivězamyšleně
fordybet
nachdenklich
contemplativement
szemlélõdõen
íhugandi
tankefullt
derin düşüncelere dalarak
沉思地

contemplatively

[kənˈtemplətɪvlɪ] ADVpensativamente
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contemplatively

advnachdenklich; sit alsoin Gedanken
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contemplate

(ˈkontəmpleit) verb
1. to think seriously (about). I was contemplating (= feeling inclined towards) having a holiday; She contemplated her future gloomily.
2. to look thoughtfully at. The little boy stood contemplating himself in the mirror.
ˌcontemˈplation noun
contemplative (kənˈtemplətiv) , ((American) ˈkontəmpleitiv) adjective
conˈtemplatively adverb
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