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Significados de ruminative en inglés

Deeply or seriously thoughtful;

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      Uso de ruminative en inglés
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      After a few ruminative puffs, he studies what she has given him.
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      Brett surveyed the privileged classes on the hearth-rug with a ruminative eye.
      The Vision of Desire
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      They sat and sipped their lemonades, thoughtfully inspecting their straws, dolefully ruminative.
      Stubble
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      She has a son, four daughters and a wry, ruminative delivery.
      The Guardian
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      Her voice became half-absent-minded, ruminative, as though she were thinking aloud.
      Winner Take All
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      Back to ART Which returns us to the analytic-ruminative model.
      Wired
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      They waited expectantly while he directed a ruminative yawn toward the white smiling moon.
      The Beautiful and Damned
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      Lapsing into silence, his face went ruminative and then sad.
      Over the Pass
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      The mood shifts between the ruminative and the quietly joyous.
      The Irish Times
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      He had dark, ruminative eyes and thick curly brown hair.
      The devil and sherlock holmes: tales of murder, madness, and obs...
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      He refilled his glass with icy water and drank it, taking ruminative pauses between mouthfuls.
      Think of a number
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      The first who presents himself is the ruminative hermit already mentioned- aspeciesof uninspired Thoreau.
      An Old Town By the Sea
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      Gibson Jerkley, however, was himself in a ruminative mood.
      Ensign Knightley, and Other Stories
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      Here I accosted at a venture a ruminative bargee.
      Not George Washington — an Autobiographical Novel
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      Thorpe had concluded his philosophical remarks with ruminative slowness.
      The Market-Place
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      He looks over the double bed in ruminative silence.
      The Guardian
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