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pensiveness

/ˈpen.sɪv.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de réflexion profonde, souvent mélancolique ou sérieuse, incluant généralement une méditation prolongée sur un problème ou une idée abstraite.

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noun

/ˈpen.sɪv.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de réflexion profonde, souvent mélancolique ou sérieuse, incluant généralement une méditation prolongée sur un problème ou une idée abstraite.

A noun referring to a state of deep, often melancholic or serious thoughtfulness, frequently involving prolonged reflection on a problem or abstract idea.

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  1. Deep serious thoughtfulnessB2formal

    A state of being deeply thoughtful, often with a serious or reflective mood.

    frMéditation profonde

    • He sat by the window in a state of pensiveness, watching the rain.
    • Her pensiveness during the lecture suggested she was pondering a complex idea.
    • The artist's work often evokes a sense of pensiveness and introspection.

    Synonymesbroodingcontemplationintrospectionmeditationmusingreflectionreverierumination

    Antonymescarelessnessfrivolityinattentionthoughtlessness

  2. Persistent morbid meditationC1formal

    A prolonged and often gloomy focus on a particular problem or worry.

    frMéditation morose persistante

    • His pensiveness over the failed project kept him awake at night.
    • She fell into a state of pensiveness, endlessly replaying the argument in her mind.
    • The character's pensiveness in the novel reflects his inner turmoil.

    Synonymesbroodingrumination

    Antonymescarefreenesscheerfulnesslightheartedness

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  • pensivenesses plural form
  • pensivenesses' possessive plural form
  • pensiveness's possessive singular form
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