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self-contemplation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | introspection, self-examination |
| Type of | thoughtfulness, reflection, reflexion, rumination, contemplation, musing |
| Has types | examen, examination, self-analysis, soul-searching |
Examples of self-contemplation
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He started engaging in meditation and immersed himself in self-contemplation.
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Also useful are mindfulness, self-reflection, prayer, contemplation and counseling.
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In ancient times, the Chinese people found in music a way of contemplation and self-cultivation.
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You can't learn that kind of self-awareness and empathy when the hustle and bustle of life prohibits contemplation.
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I've read a gazillion self-help books but tapping self confidence and inner worth seems to be deeply connected to self contemplation.
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The boisterousness of Follow My Lead and self-referential contemplation of Take Off are among many highlights on his taut, hip-hop-infused production.
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It can also be called contemplation of one's self, and is contrasted with extrospection, the observation of things external to one's self.
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Private Fears in Public Places, is a sad, wry, yet not entirely devastating contemplation of the loneliness of cities and of the little, self-absorbed lives that they shelter.
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Thus Hallward claims that Deleuze's thought is literally other-worldly, aiming only at a passive contemplation of the dissolution of all identity into the theophanic self-creation of nature.
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