Now watch Training videos directly from your desktop - Download the APP www.letstalkpodcast.in Learn to speak fluent English -- Accent Training, Correct Grammar usage, Idioms, Phrases and vocabulary with example sentences. Daily Video Vocabulary Episode 72: Contemplate Have you ever thought about something very seriously or deeply? It could be to arrive at a decision or to analyze a problem. The word 'contemplate' basically means to look at something thoughtfully and attentively or to think about something very seriously. If you contemplate an action, you actually think whether to do it or not and you ponder over it for a long time. It also means you consider doing something or consider the possibility of something happening. As the word contemplate shows the action of thinking or looking at something attentively, it is a verb. For example, when you are in college, you contemplate your future goals, that means you think about your career very seriously by analyze various options. Okay, now that you know what contemplate means, let's take a look at some example sentences to see how you can use it in your daily conversation. Example 01 : Mr. Roy is contemplating retirement next year as he hasn't been keeping well for a long time. Example 03 : Samantha told her William, " Thank you for offering help, I contemplated doing the project myself, but it would have taken too long to complete it." Example 04 : When Smith was contemplating a new business, he consulted competent legal ...

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