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Meanings of contemplativeness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pensiveness"
Examples for "pensiveness"
1
The pensiveness of his mood gradually gave place to more cheerful thoughts.
2
The girl's face wears an expression of sad yet almost hopeful pensiveness.
3
A curious pensiveness passed from one to the other and possessed them both.
4
The expression of pensiveness deepened, increased by a sudden, disturbing thought.
5
But Salvator was capable of pensiveness, of faith, and of fear.'
1
This peasant girl was self-educated through her own natural meditativeness.
2
This meditativeness on the passing nature of things is one of the old moods of mankind.
3
1800) deserves notice for the fine meditativeness and well-balanced judgment shown in his dramas and prose essays.
Usage of contemplativeness in English
1
Tent life has attuned these Semitic nomads to contemplativeness.
2
The contemplativeness of nicotine was upon Guy Oscard.
3
He was leisurely and inclined to contemplativeness.
4
Albert has a fern with which he feels he has much in common; silence, self-containment, seeming contemplativeness.
5
Pure disengagement of contemplativeness had selected.
6
So did this active modern life have even then a foothold and lurking-place in the midst of the stateliness and contemplativeness of those Eastern plains.
7
This deeply pondering, let the eager beginner in the at once linear and circumferent course of philosophico-metaphysical contemplativeness, introductively assure himself that -- ,&c.&c.
Frequent collocations
Contemplativeness through the time