pensive

IPA: pˈɛnsɪv

adjective

  • Having the appearance of deep, often melancholic, thinking.
  • Looking thoughtful, especially from sadness.
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Examples of "pensive" in Sentences

  • He is quiet, pensive and very observant.
  • There is a bewigged philosopher in a pensive mood.
  • The display produced a curious pensive mood among us.
  • Pensive images were popular in the other two kingdoms.
  • A more experimental and pensive 'III' followed in 1995.
  • Pensive means to be in a state of thought and reflection.
  • As the merriment increases, Liza remains pensively apart.
  • This is one of the most pensive and gentle of the sonnets.
  • The morose and pensive expression of the romantically confounded.
  • Clearly has the judicious and pensive disposition required of an admin.

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