thoughtful
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2.6
- adjective
- /ˈθɔtfl/
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reflexivo
- Her thoughtful response showed that she had taken the time to reflect on the issue.
- a thoughtful analysis
- thoughtful consideration
- thoughtful reflection
She looked and she was all thoughtful and she cried and left.
- She looked and she was all thoughtful and she cried and left.
- It was always about pursuing it in a thoughtful kind of way.
- Or Joan Williams is, I think, very thoughtful, poignant criticism.
- This is very thoughtful about deeper spiritual issues.
- But they're so thoughtful, these questions and so insightful.
- And being thoughtful about life and how to navigate it.
- You know, you're not seeing thoughtful Breitbart, you're not seeing thoughtful progressives writing there, right.
- He became diplomatic and thoughtful and civilized.
- You know, I became, I became a thoughtful, deeply thoughtful human in English.
Examples
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She is a thoughtful young woman, and she is teaching for all the right reasons.
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In this study, we observed frequent interplay between effective team building and thoughtful technology integration.
Academic text (2015) -
Sent me this very thoughtful key chain.
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This is very, very thoughtful.
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You have a mind to rival my own, a mind that is thoughtful and wise.
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Our students truly achieve through serious, thoughtful assignments and internal rewards from honest efforts.
Academic text (1992) -
Indian democracy has also been well served by a thoughtful and elaborate constitution.
Academic text (1999) -
I had spent a quiet, thoughtful weekend walking in the wind and the alders.
Academic text (1992) -
So he was a thoughtful man with a hungry mind and a questioning intellect.
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Well, who could have guessed he'd be so thoughtful?
Synonyms
629
3.2
Needing a lot of effort or careful thought
38
4.5
A person who thinks carefully about ideas or feelings
19
7.4
To think carefully about your own feelings and thoughts
17
5.6
Thinking deeply and quietly in a calm way
15
6.0
Thinking deeply and quietly, often for a long time
14
7.0
Being quiet and deep in thought, often a little sad
11
7.4
Involving careful discussion and thought before making a decision
2
4.7
A person who thinks carefully and acts in a calm, sincere way
Thinking carefully to understand or solve something
Being quiet and thinking deeply about something
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How Reflective
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Etymology
Thoughtful comes from the word thought (from an old English word meaning 'think') plus the ending -ful meaning 'full of'. So thoughtful means 'full of thought', which is why it describes someone serious and reflective.