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Verb
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To have a belief or be of the opinion of
believe
gather
reckon
suspect
assume
figure
presume
expect
feel
imagine
opine
sense
speculate
suppose
conjecture
dare say
estimate
hold that
trust
be convinced
be of the opinion that
be of the view
bet
be under the impression
consider
deem
esteem
fancy
guess
have a feeling
have an idea that
have as one's opinion
postulate
postulate that
presuppose
suggest
surmise
theorize that
think it likely that
hypothesiseUK
hypothesizeUS
maintain
philosophiseUK
philosophizeUS
theoriseUK
theorizeUS
venture
ween
more ❯
“I think the new Miley Cyrus album will be very good.”
Verb
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To be in expectation of
anticipate
expect
assume
presume
believe
envisage
envision
estimate
imagine
predict
presuppose
reckon
sense
speculate
suspect
take
deduce
determine
have a hunch
prognosticate
understand
forecast
foreknow
foresee
foretell
posit
take for granted
conclude
predetermine
prophesy
see coming
soothsay
more ❯
“I think he will be posting another update on social media very soon.”
Verb
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To go over in one's head
ponder
reflect
deliberate
consider
contemplate
analyseUK
analyzeUS
debate
dwell
evaluate
figure out
meditate
reason
ruminate
understand
appraise
apprehend
brainstorm
brood
cogitate
comprehend
concentrate
discern
examine
figure
mind
muse
process
speculate
stew
study
weigh
wonder
cerebrate
chew
ideate
intellectualiseUK
intellectualizeUS
logicalize
mull
puzzle over
rack brains
rationaliseUK
rationalizeUS
sort out
excogitate
lucubrate
put on one's thinking cap
use one's head
be in a brown study
be lost in thought
cudgel one's brains
noodle around
perpend
sleep on it
more ❯
“I need some time to think before making a decision.”
Verb
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(think of/about) To consider the possibility of
contemplate
consider
weigh up
deliberate
evaluate
analyseUK
analyzeUS
envision
mull over
picture
chew over
entertain the idea of
kick around
medidate upon
muse on
muse over
reflect on
ruminate about
ruminate on
size up
stew over
stop to consider
take under consideration
think about
think out
think over
deliberate about
give thought to
take into consideration
think on
turn over
wonder about
“Listening to a speech by Steve Jobs made him think about becoming an entrepreneur.”
Verb
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To recall from memory
remember
recall
reminisce
recollect
relive
review
think back
bring to mind
call to mind
look back
call back
call up
hark back to
retrieve
mind
bethink oneself of
“She would think fondly of all the happy times they had together.”
Verb
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To imagine a possible scenario
imagine
picture
envisage
envision
conceive
dream
figure
perceive
project
visualiseUK
visualizeUS
fantasiseUK
fantasizeUS
contrive
daydream
see
fancy
image
vision
ideate
fantasy
conjure up an image of
behold
depicture
ponder
regard
ruminate
head trip
picture in one's mind's eye
meditate
more ❯
“I always did think we would meet again someday.”
Verb
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(think of/about) To have a concern about
worry about
agonize over
anguish over
be concerned about
be anxious over
be troubled by
dwell on
excruciate over
obsess on
be bothered by
distress oneself over
dwell upon
fret over
mope over
stew over
torment oneself over
torture oneself over
“She would constantly think about her son who was recovering from his illness.”
Verb
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(rare) To have an estimation of someone or something
judge
regard
deem
consider
determine
esteem
estimate
adjudge
assess
believe
discern
evaluate
gather
hold
reckon
adjudicate
appraise
appreciate
conclude
perceive
rank
size up
view
rate
suppose
count
gaugeUK
account
gageUS
call
more ❯
“I did not think you to be so mean!”
Verb
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(rare) To have in mind as a purpose
intend
aim
plan
design
mean
have in mind
resolve
contemplate
propose
purpose
aspire
expect
desire
want
have plans
wish
envisage
try
endeavorUS
anticipate
scheme
attempt
plot
foresee
think of
have every intention
designate
essay
strive
have in view
more ❯
“I did think to apply for that job.”
Verb
▲
To consider or regard somebody or something as
identify
consider
regard
acknowledge
hold
recogniseUK
recognizeUS
see
view
deem
envisage
favorUS
favourUK
feel
respect
accede
accept
approve
certify
endorse
ratify
support
uphold
consider something to be
consider to be
regard as being identical to
regard as being the same as
Verb
▲
Understand or perceive
apprehend
appreciate
perceive
recogniseUK
recognizeUS
understand
comprehend
grasp
realiseUK
realizeUS
catch
discern
know
believe
conceive
fathom
twig
assimilate
behold
cognize
compass
decipher
decode
dig
follow
get
grok
imagine
intuit
make
make out
penetrate
register
savvy
see
seize
sense
suss
absorb
accept
digest
have
read
take in
tumble to
catch on to
suss out
get the drift of
get the hang of
get the message
cotton on to
cotton to
get the picture
have an aha moment
make head or tail of
more ❯
Verb
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To give greater praise than due
overrate
overestimate
overvalue
glorify
overprize
oversell
magnify
overpraise
over-praise
assess too highly
exaggerate
exceed
overassess
overesteem
overreckon
rate too highly
exaggerate the worth of
blow up
build up
praise too highly
prize too highly
attach too much importance to
exaggerate the merits of
make too much of
think too highly of
think too much of
expect too much of
hype
Verb
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To provide or serve as a satisfactory explanation for
rationalizeUS
excuse
explain
justify
vindicate
account for
extenuate
attribute
defend
explain away
elucidate
resolve
deliberate
excise
intellectualiseUK
intellectualizeUS
reason
reconcile
make acceptable
apply logic
apply logic to
cop out
give alibi
make allowance
reason out
cop a plea
give an explanation for
make excuses for
provide a rationale for
think through
give good reason for
make allowances for
illuminate
clear up
give an explanation
answer for
show grounds for
give reasons for
come up with an explanation
rationaliseUK
clarify
give a reason for
Noun
▲
(informal) The act of thinking
contemplation
introspection
rumination
deliberation
thought
understanding
apprehending
assessment
cerebration
cogitation
consideration
excogitation
musing
pensiveness
pondering
reflection
study
period of contemplation
period of deliberation
period of reflection
spell of contemplation
spell of deliberation
spell of reflection
“Sit in the corner and have a think about what you've just done.”
Noun
▲
A view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge
opinion
belief
view
feeling
judgementUK
mind
estimation
sentiment
theory
thought
viewpoint
attitude
conviction
impression
outlook
persuasion
slant
thinking
thoughts
verdict
angle
conclusion
judgmentUS
side
thesis
assumption
hypothesis
perspective
position
speculation
stance
standpoint
assessment
reflections
school of thought
appraisal
contention
evaluation
eye
point of view
way of thinking
conjecture
estimate
fancy
guess
imagining
inclination
inference
postulate
presumption
presupposition
reaction
say-so
supposition
suspicion
take
theorem
considered opinion
surmise
more ❯
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thinkableness
thinkably
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