Ponder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PONDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to consider deeply
• think about (something) carefully, especially before making a decision or reaching a conclusion
• think thoroughly or deeply (about)
• To weigh.
• To weigh in the mind; to view with deliberation; to examine carefully; to consider attentively.
• To think; to deliberate; to muse; -- usually followed by on or over.
• reflect deeply on a subject
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to consider something deeply and thoroughly

Words related to PONDER

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Words that contain PONDER

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How to use PONDER in a sentence

• Why, he could not imagine, and he had no time to ponder on it, for the black was now struggling to his feet.
• To me, that beautiful Sabbath morning was clouded in midnight darkness, and I retired to ponder on what could be done.
• It is so quiet and peaceful, and I sit here, and ponder, and am restless.
• With a few moments to ponder and catch her breath while she waited, a sudden flutter filled her bosom.
• Often did I ponder her past life, which had left significant lines on face and form.
• And the more we ponder the stupendous claim which Christ makes, the more must we feel that it is either superhuman authority which speaks to us here or superhuman arrogance.
• Ponder the tales of ages, of human sin and woe, Turn to historic pages, if you its name would know.
• How they used to shake their heads and ponder, and end sometimes by drawing lots! Much in the like perplexity have we been.
• Ponder thereon, that, with eyes unveiled, thou mayest perceive the truth of these words.
• Do thou ponder these momentous happenings in thy heart, so that thou mayest apprehend the greatness of this Revelation, and perceive its stupendous glory.
• Whenever I ponder my evil doings and Thy benevolence, my heart melteth within me, and my blood boileth in my veins.
• But for man, who would make mention of Me on My earth, and how could My attributes and My name have been revealed? Ponder ye, and be not of them that are veiled and fast asleep.
• And Enoch forgot his diary and went to bed, to ponder until shortly sleep overtook him, on the perversity of the male animal.
• The Bishop gave himself time to ponder whence that draught could come.
• It aided her to ponder upon the man who had so lately been seen on its cushions, and, in truth, her pondering bewildered her.
• Pinero has discust Robert Louis Stevenson as a dramatist, and his lecture contained passages which every man of letters should ponder.
• Neptune, and thou, Minerva! with mature Deliberation, ponder the event.
• This is not high theory, but I believe it is sound practice, good to put into execution while philosophers and legislators ponder over the better ordering of the social system.
• Read ye The Hidden Words, ponder the inner meanings thereof, act in accord therewith.
• When we ponder over the conditions of phenomena, we observe that all phenomena are composed of single elements.
• Books lately Printed for and Sold by Nathaniel Ponder at the Peacock in the Poultrey, neer the Church.
• The conquered have time during their flight to ponder their own case and that of their vanquished party.
• But we shall leave Lady Juliana to pass over the duties of parents, and ponder upon those of children, while we follow Lady Emily and Mary in their airing.
• Where and what was my original regiment? I pondered over the puzzle, and I had much time in which to ponder.
• Waddell, who liked to get to the bottom of things, continued to ponder these matters as he marched.
• And here were three of them to meet daily, to study and to ponder over.
• Just what a dangerous conflagration on the Jo Quacca hills could accomplish in relation to that caucus, Harlan did not stop to ponder.
• For ten minutes he remained silent, though occasionally looking up as if about to speak, then dropping his head again to ponder on the coals.

Similar words containing POND without suffix er

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