meditate
verb (used without object)
to engage in thought or contemplation; reflect.
unmeditated
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a word derived from
meditate.
Example Sentences
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In the beginning, athletes play for the moment, for the sheer unmeditated joy of doing it.
From Time Magazine Archive
Forthwith, embarrassed anew by this unmeditated outburst, he hurried off, amid an astonished silence which was broken at last by the storekeeper.
From Heart of the Blue Ridge by Waldron Baily
Public opinion formed in this way has the character of a judgment, rather than a mere unmeditated expression of emotion, as in the crowd.
From Introduction to the Science of Sociology by Robert Ezra Park
For nothing stale—but that the imploring, aye, the commanding, unconscious desire, the unmeditated appeal, the unmeant urgency, of Margaret's heart might work.
From The Great Miss Driver by Anthony Hope
The accuracy of our historian, or, rather, the unmeditated coincidence which truth of its own accord produces, is in this instance remarkable.
From Evidence of Christianity by William Paley
