ruminator (Meaning)

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ruminator (n)

a reflective thinker characterized by quiet contemplation

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One who ruminates or muses; a meditator.

The ruminator spent hours dwelling on his failures, unable to let go of the past.
The doctor diagnosed the patient as a ruminator, characterized by excessive negative self-reflection.
She was a relentless ruminator, torturing herself with endless mental replays.
Despite professional help, the ruminator struggled to control their obsessive thinking.
The mindfulness meditation helped the ruminator to break the cycle of negative thoughts.
The therapist suggested journaling as a way for the ruminator to externalize and process their anxieties.
Cognitive behavioral therapy aimed to challenge the ruminator's irrational beliefs and negative self-talk.
The ruminator's constant self-criticism had taken a toll on their mental and emotional health.
Some individuals are more prone to rumination than others, influenced by both genetic and environmental factors.
It was a challenge to live with a ruminator, as their negative thoughts often cast a shadow over their relationships.

a reflective thinker characterized by quiet contemplationOne who ruminates or muses; a meditator.

consider, contemplate, study, debate, entertain,ponder, meditate, review, cogitate, think (about or over)

ignore, slight, disregard, overlook, slight,ignore, disregard, overlook, dismiss, reject

The ruminator spent hours dwelling on his failures, unable to let go of the past.

The doctor diagnosed the patient as a ruminator, characterized by excessive negative self-reflection.

She was a relentless ruminator, torturing herself with endless mental replays.

Despite professional help, the ruminator struggled to control their obsessive thinking.