Definitions of think
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To
have
the
mind
occupied
on
some
subject;
to
revolve
ideas
in
the
mind:
to
judge;
to
conclude;
to
intend;
to
fancy
or
suppose:
to
meditate;
to
reflect;
to
consider;
to
deliberate;
to
presume.
To
think
on,
to
meditate
on;
to
light
on
by
meditation;
to
remember.
To
think
of,
to
have
ideas
come
into
the
mind.
To
think
well
of,
to
hold
in
esteem.
-
To
conceive;
to
imagine.
-
To
employ
any
of
the
intellectual
powers
except
that
of
simple
perception
through
the
senses;
to
exercise
the
higher
intellectual
faculties.
-
To
call
anything
to
mind;
to
remember;
as,
I
would
have
sent
the
books,
but
I
did
not
think
of
it.
-
To
reflect
upon
any
subject;
to
muse;
to
meditate;
to
ponder;
to
consider;
to
deliberate.
-
To
form
an
opinion
by
reasoning;
to
judge;
to
conclude;
to
believe;
as,
I
think
it
will
rain
to-
morrow.
-
To
purpose;
to
intend;
to
design;
to
mean.
-
To
presume;
to
venture.
-
To
plan
or
design;
to
plot;
to
compass.
-
To
believe;
to
consider;
to
esteem.
-
To
seem
or
appear; -
used
chiefly
in
the
expressions
methinketh
or
methinks,
and
methought.
-
To
imagine;
to
occupy
the
mind
with;
to
believe;
to
suppose.
-
To
imagine:
to
judge:
to
believe
or
consider:-
pa.
t.
and
pa.
p.
thought.
-
To
imagine;
consider;
believe.
-
To
form
or
entertain
in
mind;
to
suppose;
believe;
remember;
purpose.
-
To
occupy
the
mind
with
some
subject;
to
work
with
the
mind;
to
form
an
opinion;
to
meditate;
to
reason;
believe;
judge;
intend;
imagine;
recollect;
as,
to
think
of
the
past;
consider
or
reflect;
presume.
-
To
exercise
the
mind:
to
revolve
ideas
in
the
mind:
to
judge:
to
form
or
hold
as
an
opinion:
to
consider:
to
purpose
or
design.
-
To
have
ideas;
consider;
meditate;
judge;
hold
an
opinion;
purpose.
-
use
or
exercise
the
mind
or
one's
power
of
reason
in
order
to
make
inferences,
decisions,
or
arrive
at
a
solution
or
judgments; "
I've
been
thinking
all
day
and
getting
nowhere"
-
imagine
or
visualize; "
Just
think--
you
could
be
rich
one
day!"; "
Think
what
a
scene
it
must
have
been!"
-
bring
into
a
given
condition
by
mental
preoccupation; "
She
thought
herself
into
a
state
of
panic
over
the
final
exam"
-
be
capable
of
conscious
thought; "
Man
is
the
only
creature
that
thinks"
-
have
or
formulate
in
the
mind; "
think
good
thoughts"
-
dispose
the
mind
in
a
certain
way; "
Do
you
really
think
so?"
-
focus
one's
attention
on
a
certain
state; "
Think
big"; "
think
thin"
-
decide
by
pondering,
reasoning,
or
reflecting; "
Can
you
think
what
to
do
next?"
-
an
instance
of
deliberate
thinking; "
I
need
to
give
it
a
good
think"
-
ponder;
reflect
on,
or
reason
about; "
Think
the
matter
through"; "
Think
how
hard
life
in
Russia
must
be
these
days"
-
To
exercise
the
mind;
consider;
meditate;
reflect.
-
To
conceive;
to
imagine;
to
believe;
to
consider;
to
scan.
To
think
much,
to
grudge.
To
think
much
of,
to
hold
in
high
esteem.
-
To
have
the
mind
occupied
on
some
subject;
to
revolve
ideas
in
the
mind;
to
muse;
to
hold
as
a
settled
opinion;
to
judge;
to
consider
probable;
to
meditate;
to
ponder;
to
imagine;
to
believe.
-
Thinking.
-
THINKER.
-
Thought.
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