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to pondering
verb
To wonder, to think of deeply.
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He is not combative when it comes to pondering his legacy; he simply ignores it.
Shifting from thinking about the "now" to pondering about the "later" can improve self-control.
Is there a mental-health danger to pondering this for too long?
A group of radio executives got to pondering on what teenagers think of the atomic bomb.
Anyone who knows children knows they are not timid when it comes to pondering ethical conundrums.
And both devote considerable space to pondering existential questions about identity, honor, duty and self-doubt.
Richardson explained that Episcopalians are not much given to pondering the Apocalypse, while fundamentalist Christians do nothing but.
In his private moments, however, Mr. Jenkins admits to pondering this time in history with an existential foreboding.
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She paused to ponder.
Pellegrini has much to ponder.
Something to ponder for 2012.
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