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Definition of thought
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Thought
(imp. & p. p.) of Thin.
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Consideration
::
Consideration
(n.)
Thoughtful
or
sympathetic
regard
or
notice.
Noun
::
Noun (n.) A word used as the
designation
or
appellation
of a
creature
or
thing,
existing
in fact or in
thought;
a
substantive..
Foresight
::
Foresight
(n.)
Action
in
reference
to the
future;
provident
care;
prudence;
wise
forethought.
Thoughtful
::
Thoughtful
(a.) Full of
thought;
employed
in
meditation;
contemplative;
as, a man of
thoughtful
mind..
Brainsick
::
Brainsick
(a.)
Disordered
in the
understanding;
giddy;
thoughtless.
Serolin
::
Serolin
(n.) A body found in fecal
matter
and
thought
to be
formed
in the
intestines
from the
cholesterin
of the bile; --
called
also
stercorin,
and
stercolin..
Evil
::
Evil (a.)
Having
or
exhibiting
bad moral
qualities;
morally
corrupt;
wicked;
wrong;
vicious;
as, evil
conduct,
thoughts,
heart,
words,
and the
like..
Quail
::
Quail (n.) A
prostitute;
-- so
called
because
the quail was
thought
to be a very
amorous
bird.
Self-involution
::
Self-involution
(n.)
Involution
in one's self;
hence,
abstraction
of
thought;
reverie..
Remember
::
Remember
(v. t.) To be
capable
of
recalling
when
required;
to keep in mind; to be
continually
aware or
thoughtful
of; to
preserve
fresh in the
memory;
to
attend
to; to think of with
gratitude,
affection,
respect,
or any other
emotion..
Amusement
::
Amusement
(n.) Deep
thought;
muse.
Limitation
::
Limitation
(v. t.) That which
limits;
a
restriction;
a
qualification;
a
restraining
condition,
defining
circumstance,
or
qualifying
conception;
as,
limitations
of
thought..
Mischief
::
Mischief
(n.) Harm;
damage;
esp.,
disarrangement
of
order;
trouble
or
vexation
caused
by human
agency
or by some
living
being,
intentionally
or not;
often,
calamity,
mishap;
trivial
evil
caused
by
thoughtlessness,
or in
sport..
Harbor
::
Harbor
(n.) To
afford
lodging
to; to enter as
guest;
to
receive;
to give a
refuge
to;
indulge
or
cherish
(a
thought
or
feeling,
esp. an ill
thought)..
Speech
::
Speech
(n.) ny
declaration
of
thoughts.
Surmised
::
Surmise
(n.)
Reflection;
thought.
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To
become
more and more
dignified
or
forcible;
to
increase
in
interest
or
power;
-- said of
style,
thought,
or
discourse;
as, to rise in force of
expression;
to rise in
eloquence;
a story rises in
interest..
Prudent
::
Prudent
(a.)
Sagacious
in
adapting
means to ends;
circumspect
in
action,
or in
determining
any line of
conduct;
practically
wise;
judicious;
careful;
discreet;
sensible;
--
opposed
to rash; as, a
prudent
man;
dictated
or
directed
by
prudence
or wise
forethought;
evincing
prudence;
as,
prudent
behavior..
Melody
::
Melody
(n.) A
rhythmical
succession
of
single
tones,
ranging
for the most part
within
a given key, and so
related
together
as to form a
musical
whole,
having
the unity of what is
technically
called
a
musical
thought,
at once
pleasing
to the ear and
characteristic
in
expression..
Ideate
::
Ideate
(n.) The
actual
existence
supposed
to
correspond
with an idea; the
correlate
in real
existence
to the idea as a
thought
or
existence.
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