Verb:

ध्यान करा, च्यु गम,

ruminate's Usage Examples:

Holly ruminated upon Gwyn"s rationale for being the killer as being her need to "spare.

Barret also argues that the phonetic play between ruminate and ruinate is as she says an "underscore a relationship inherent in the poem’s logic".

word rūmen, rūminis, the throat and gullet, whence "ruminate", to chew the cud, therefore meaning "insertion into the throat".

Times called it a "sullen Neil Young-style march" in which Eddie Vedder "ruminates over suicide as an end to pain.

According to the Torah, land-dwelling animals that both chew the cud (ruminate) and have cloven hooves, are kosher.

"editorial" with "accusatorial", and the soul-baring "One More Time" ruminates lasciviously on being taken from behind the leopardesses.

The king ruminates on his middle-aged disquiet and restless yearning for action.

The poem where Han Yu ruminated on getting old by recounting how he lost his own teeth is "Losing Teeth".

The ruin/ruminate pairing bespeaks a suspicion of an imagined time spent looking back".

Emerson, at midlife and nostalgic, ruminates on his strange childhood as he faces the prospect of life without his.

Opener “Heads or Tails” ruminates on the chance nature of romance, with Coe singing the title in a Johnny.

The narrator, named André, ruminates on a number of Surrealist principles, before ultimately commencing (around.

Running a failing grocery store he ruminates on the past as he faces his own inward crisis of displacement and identity.

Synonyms:

eat,

Antonyms:

disrespect, exclude, esteem, disesteem, respect,