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contemplates
verb as in think about seriously; plan
Example Sentences
Passages in which Knox contemplates suicide—and even how she would do it—will surely soften even her staunchest critics.
McMahon, of course, has been closely advising Kilmer as he contemplates a future in politics.
It contemplates the education of every child, regardless of any distinction of society or nature.
A very few words, Sir, will show the nature of this peaceable remedy, and of the lawsuit which South Carolina contemplates.
Every law of God contemplates an immediate and an ultimate end.
Here, as everywhere, St. Paul contemplates these exclusive opposites as the sole issues of man's life, and of the Gospel ministry.
The student of history contemplates the rise and fall of nations and traces the causes which have led to their overthrow.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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