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meditative
[ med-i-tey-tiv ]
adjective
- given to, characterized by, or indicative of meditation; contemplative.
Synonyms: thoughtful
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Other Words From
- medi·tative·ly adverb
- medi·tative·ness noun
- non·medi·tative adjective
- non·medi·tative·ly adverb
- non·medi·tative·ness noun
- un·medi·tative adjective
- un·medi·tative·ly adverb
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Word History and Origins
Origin of meditative1
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Example Sentences
They are variously loud, meditative, dramatic, witty, sexy, searing, and elegiac.
Again and again, the band sacrifices the simple joy of a pop hook for the sake of a dense, meditative ambiance.
I would have added “no photographs of meditative politicians walking on the shore” with a slash though a silhouette of JFK.
For me, technology is a delightfully helpful crutch to scaffold me into more advanced meditative practices.
I find it a beautiful, meditative few minutes in the darkness, a spiritual sanctuary which really clears my head.
Colonel Adams sipped his Perrier quietly, and his brown, lean face became unusually meditative.
There was an amused, meditative smiling at her lips, a kind of wonder, the tender flush of a new experience.
Jack suddenly threw up his meditative head, shied, and stood upon his hind-legs.
Urgent as the situation was, he stood for a few moments meditative, contemplating the phosphorescence of the waves.
This second interview was short, but it seemed to leave Bassett in a meditative frame of mind.
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