ruminate in English
we sat ruminating on the nature of existence
As the cattle paddle, ruminant and ruminating , sociably fussing with flank to flank, they occasionally raise prying muzzles to the horizon where, spectral in the mist and distance out at sea, boats swing to the wind.
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- meditatemullmull overmusepondercontemplatechew overexcogitatereflectspeculatethink over
Use "ruminate" in a sentence
1. 20 Ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate.
2. 19 Obsessional personalities commonly ruminate excessively about death.
3. 18 The cow began to ruminate after eating up grass.
4. 2 It is worth while to ruminate over his remarks.
5. 22 He would ruminate, writing out the issues on his yellow pad.
6. 21 They also tend to brood or ruminate more than satisficers do.
7. As people grow older,[Sentencedict.com] they begin to ruminate on the uncertainty of life.
8. Antelope is the name given to a large group of hollow-horned mammals that ruminate
9. 6 As people grow older, they begin to ruminate on the uncertainty of life.
10. 29 Or set aside 30 minutes late in the day to do nothing but ruminate.
11. 25 Nixon went to ruminate about how Brezhnev understood American power and Nixon in particular.
12. 24 Ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate, That Time will come and take my love away.
13. 28 The discovery provides pabulum for the scientific community to ruminate on for decades to come.
14. 30 These conclusions cause to recognize of the play function, and benefit to ruminate over the practice activities of the child play.
15. Plato’s "Allegory of the Cave" is a concept devised by the philosopher to ruminate on the nature of belief versus knowledge
16. Cud the food from the first stomach of a ruminate which, after being mixed with bacteria in the rumen, is regurgitated into the mouth and rechewed.
17. 23 I can graze, ruminate, and work over my cud, inharmony with nature,(www.Sentencedict.com) and get milked gently on schedule by WandaPudnick's Kiehl's-moisturized hands.
18. All Odocoileus species are ruminants, in that they have four-chambered stomachs which allow them to "ruminate" (rechew) their food, and contains bacteria specialized in breaking down cellulose.
19. The simultaneous presence of different rumination types in angiosperms and even within single families leads to the conclusion that ruminate endosperm has originated several times in parallel.
20. Ameliorations skakati padobranom to sentence, to condemn choleric individual Kur Dosyası Ekle ponder something, ruminate, contemplate, think about tagrende katsubou urgent clauses enacting throw and hit the mark in broad daylight upala grla górnictwo dno நிலந் தோண்டல் , புதைபொருள்
21. This week’s theme Words that appear to be coined after someone (but aren’t) This week’s words ruminate Bushwa obambulate trumpery hilarity “There is no material with which human beings work which has so much potential energy as words.” ~Earnest Calkins
22. "chewing the Cud," from garar, "to roll," "ruminate"): One of the marks of cleanliness, in the sense of fitness for food, of a quadruped, given in Leviticus 11:3 and Deuteronomy 14:6, is the chewing of the Cud
23. “Bawlers” offers the gruff-and-humble side to the Waits’s persona with songs that ruminate on spring and taking “the long way home.” These barroom ballads find the singer at his most masterly, tweaking sounds from 60 years ago with a modern stylishness we’ve all come to know.
24. Cogitate: 1 v consider carefully and deeply; reflect upon; turn over in one's mind Type of: chew over , contemplate , exCogitate , meditate , mull , mull over , muse , ponder , reflect , ruminate , speculate , think over reflect deeply on a subject v use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or