contemplative

• Descreve alguém que é pensativo, reflexivo ou inclinado à contemplação e a reflexões profundas.

Describes a person who is thoughtful, reflective, or inclined to deep thinking.

1. Deeply thoughtfulB2formal

   Engaged in or involving deep thought, reflection, or meditation.

   Contemplativo

   • She sat in a contemplative silence, staring out the window.
   • His contemplative nature made him a great philosopher.
   • The monk led a contemplative life in the monastery.

   Sinônimoscogitativeintrospectivemeditativemusingpensivereflectiveruminativethoughtful

   Antônimosfrivolousshallowthoughtlessvacuous

2. Pensive or reflectiveB2formal

   Showing or characterized by quiet, serious thought.

   Contemplativo

   • He had a contemplative expression on his face.
   • The poem has a contemplative tone about the passage of time.
   • After the lecture, she became more contemplative about her career.

   Sinônimosbroodingcogitativemeditativemusingpensivereflectiveruminativethoughtful

   Antônimosheedlessimpulsivethoughtlessunreflective

• Substantivo que designa uma pessoa inclinada à contemplação, à reflexão profunda ou à meditação, frequentemente em contextos religiosos ou filosóficos. Também se refere a alguém que vive em recolhimento e dedicação à vida espiritual, especialmente em ordens religiosas.

A noun referring to a person who is inclined to deep thought, reflection, or meditation, often in a religious or philosophical context.

1. A person who meditates or reflects deeplyC1formal

   A person who spends time in deep thought, meditation, or reflection, often in a religious or philosophical context.

   Contemplativo

   • The monastery was home to many contemplatives who spent hours in prayer.
   • He lived as a contemplative, seeking wisdom through silence.
   • The contemplative found peace in the quiet of the forest.

   Sinônimosmysticpondererthinker