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meditation

/ˌmɛd.ɪˈteɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Práctica de concentración profunda y contemplación continua sobre un objeto, pensamiento o aspecto espiritual o filosófico, orientada a lograr claridad mental y tranquilidad emocional.

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noun

/ˌmɛd.ɪˈteɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • esPráctica de concentración profunda y contemplación continua sobre un objeto, pensamiento o aspecto espiritual o filosófico, orientada a lograr claridad mental y tranquilidad emocional.

A noun referring to the practice of deep, continuous contemplation or reflection on a subject, often of a spiritual or philosophical nature, aimed at achieving mental clarity and emotional calm.

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  1. Deep or profound thoughtB2formal

    The act of engaging in continuous and deep thinking about a subject, often of a complex or abstract nature.

    esMeditación profunda

    • He spent the afternoon in quiet meditation on the meaning of life.
    • Her meditation on the nature of time led to a new philosophical essay.
    • The book is a meditation on the themes of love and loss.

    Sinónimosbroodingcogitationcontemplationdeliberationintrospectionmusingponderingreflectionruminationthought

  2. Spiritual contemplationB1formal

    A practice of focusing the mind on spiritual or religious matters, often to achieve a state of calm or enlightenment.

    esMeditación espiritual

    • She practices meditation every morning to find inner peace.
    • Many religions incorporate meditation as a way to connect with the divine.
    • The monk entered a deep state of meditation during the ceremony.

    Sinónimoscontemplationintrospectionmusingprayerreflection

Formas
  • meditations plural form
  • meditations' possessive plural form
  • meditation's possessive singular form
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