contemplative (Meaning)
contemplative (n)
a person devoted to the contemplative life
contemplative (s)
deeply or seriously thoughtful
Synonyms & Antonyms of contemplative
Synonyms:
- solemn
- cogitative
- ruminative
- introspective
- somber
- musing
- analytical
- logical
- sombre
- rational
- broody
- serious
- ruminant
- retrospective
Antonyms:
contemplative Sentence Examples
- She sat in a contemplative pose, gazing out at the tranquil lake.
- His contemplative nature led him to spend hours lost in thought.
- The monastery provided a contemplative environment for those seeking spiritual solace.
- The artist's work often evokes a contemplative mood, inviting viewers to reflect on deeper meanings.
- He preferred the quiet of the library for his contemplative study sessions.
- The contemplative atmosphere of the forest encouraged introspection and meditation.
- The poet's contemplative verses captured the essence of the human experience.
- She enjoyed long, contemplative walks along the beach, listening to the sound of the waves.
- The meditative music created a contemplative ambiance in the yoga studio.
- His contemplative demeanor made him a sought-after counselor for those facing difficult decisions.
FAQs About the word contemplative
a person devoted to the contemplative life, deeply or seriously thoughtful
philosophic, meditative, philosophical, melancholy,thoughtful, pensive, reflective, solemn, cogitative, ruminative
unreflective, flippant, flippant, frivolous, frivolous, goofy, unreflective, goofy, mindless, scatterbrained
She sat in a contemplative pose, gazing out at the tranquil lake.
His contemplative nature led him to spend hours lost in thought.
The monastery provided a contemplative environment for those seeking spiritual solace.
The artist's work often evokes a contemplative mood, inviting viewers to reflect on deeper meanings.
