Contemplates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTEMPLATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONTEMPLATE, to view or consider with continued attention
• look thoughtfully for a long time at
• think about
• think deeply and at length
• have in view as a probable intention
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to view or consider with continued attention; meditate on

Words related to CONTEMPLATES

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How to use CONTEMPLATES in a sentence

• She felt as one who, having alone escaped destruction in an earthquake, stands afar off and contemplates the silent, corpse- strewn ruin of a vast city.
• The general plan, it will be observed, contemplates a brief record of the Charges and Ministers of the Wisconsin Conference, rather than furnish a sketch of my own services.
• It is not with the less astonishment that one contemplates these surprising works, which will always be considered as inimitable monuments of human ingenuity.
• After all, the more a man contemplates Nature, the more he discovers in it an inexhaustible stock of wisdom, which is, as it were, the soul of the universe.
• It contemplates the existence of Force, giving rise as its manifestation to matter.
• To satisfy the physical changes which this school of geologists contemplates, myriads of centuries are required.
• His mind lends its own power to the objects which it contemplates, instead of borrowing it from them.
• But a generous philosophy contemplates the subject in higher relations.
• The change it contemplates would come gently as the dews of heaven, not rending or wrecking any thing.
• Should I hear that Ayub contemplates flight, I shall attack without delay.
• The Constitution contemplates the question as likely to occur for decision, but it does not expressly declare who is to decide it.
• Germany contemplates no act of hostility against Belgium.
• And thus we arrive at the judgment that the rational probability of Theism legitimately varies with the character of the mind which contemplates it.
• The historical estimate of the contrast must vary in proportion as one contemplates the demands of primitive Christianity or the requirements of the time.
• More important than size are pluck and stamina, especially if one contemplates becoming a professional catcher.
• Let us hear if she contemplates marrying King and Kittredge, also.
• When he makes the Deity to be an eternal act of self-contemplation, the world is not excluded from His cognizance, for He contemplates it within Himself.
• John kneels a beautiful young girl, in the rich Florentine costume, who, with a sorrowful earnestness and with her hands crossed over her bosom, contemplates the dead Saviour.
• It contemplates no opposing party having a right of resistance.
• And the man who contemplates work with any firm will examine himself to see whether he can harmonize happily with these standards.
• Will puts in practice what the will deviseth, Will ever acts, and Wit contemplates still, And as from Wit the power of Wisdom riseth, All other virtues daughters are of Will.
• A being who feels, draws back, and contemplates the object toward which the hand extends.
• But why does the artist move away from the work which he contemplates? The better to seize the total impression.
• I know that Nick contemplates bringing you to see me, and so he shall, if you prefer it.
• He was not a Prometheus chained to a rock, who hopes till hope creates the thing it contemplates.
• Thus the believer is confronted with a threefold impossibility as he contemplates his heavenly responsibility.
• The man who contemplates gathering a small library could not afford to do without the inspiration of what his countrymen have done for him.
• The Imagination contemplates this friend of mine with wonder.
• Religion, when pure, contemplates some pertinent ideal of intelligence and goodness.
• The sentiment that contemplates the institution of slavery in this country as a wrong is the sentiment of the Republican party.
• This plan contemplates the selection of persons for commissioners who are interested in the Indian question and who have practical ideas upon the subject of their treatment.
• But the sliding scale plan contemplates no such radical step.
• I suggest then that your mind wanders through those dark scenes with an interest like that with which a traveller contemplates a strange country.
• Nevertheless Mr Wells uses his sharpened weapon of satire with considerable effect when he contemplates and displays for us the world as he sees it to-day.

Similar words containing NTEMPLATE without suffix s and without prefix co

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