intransitive. To be anxious, think, consider, purpose, intend.

intransitive. To think intently; to meditate, reflect; (also) to try to recollect something or come to a decision. Also with about, †of, on, etc. Now…

To consider, reflect, meditate, think. archaic.

intransitive. To be absorbed in thought; to meditate in silence; to ponder. Usually with about, †in, of, on, over, upon.

transitive. To reflect on (something); to ponder (something) with oneself. Obsolete.

To think, consider, ponder, meditate. intransitive. Obsolete.

To think about something, esp. carefully. With for or of: to pay attention to, be careful about. Also with interrogative clause (how, what, etc.).

intransitive and transitive. To contemplate.

intransitive. = meditate, v. 1a.

transitive. To reflect, ponder. rare.

intransitive. To engage in thought or reflection, sometimes of a religious or spiritual nature; to think, muse, meditate.

intransitive. To muse, meditate, ponder.

To exercise the mind in thought or reflection; (frequently) to engage the mind in religious or… intransitive. With on, upon, over, †in, †of.

intransitive. To reflect, comment, descant. Const. of, on, upon. Cf. scan, v. 2b.

intransitive. = cogitate, v.

intransitive. To think, reflect, ponder, meditate; to exercise the thinking faculties.

intransitive. To engage in reflection (reflection, n. 7); to consider, meditate.