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meditative

/ˈmed.ɪ.tə.tɪv/

Traduction: Qui incite à la méditation ou qui est propre à la méditation ; qui exprime une profonde réflexion, souvent accompagnée de calme et de concentration.

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adjective

/ˈmed.ɪ.tə.tɪv/B2formal
  • frQui incite à la méditation ou qui est propre à la méditation ; qui exprime une profonde réflexion, souvent accompagnée de calme et de concentration.

Describes a state of deep thought or reflection, often associated with calmness and focus.

  1. Deeply thoughtfulB2formal

    Engaged in deep, serious, or prolonged thought; reflective.

    frméditatif, profonde réflexion

    • He sat in a meditative pose, contemplating the meaning of life.
    • Her meditative gaze suggested she was lost in thought.
    • The quiet room encouraged a meditative state of mind.

    Synonymesbroodingcogitativecontemplativemusingpensivereflectiveruminativethoughtful

    Antonymesinattentiveshallowsuperficialthoughtlessunreflective

  2. Relating to meditationB2formal

    Of or relating to the practice of meditation, often involving calmness and focus.

    frrelatif à la méditation

    • She practiced meditative breathing to calm her nerves.
    • The retreat offered meditative exercises for relaxation.
    • Meditative music helped him concentrate on his work.

    Synonymescontemplativeintrospectivemusingpensiveprayerfulreflectiveruminativethoughtful

    Antonymesagitateddistractedrestlessscatteredunfocused

Formes
  • more meditative comparative form
  • most meditative superlative form
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