Meditation meaning in English
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Definition
meditation: consideration, contemplation, pondering, reflection; the act of giving one's attention to only one thing
to meditate: to think calm thoughts in order to relax; to give one's attention to only one thing; to consider, to contemplate, to ponder, to reflect
Examples
- "I realised my hair was affecting my meditation, so I shaved it off."
- "This meditating is making me happy."
- "You can call me Bruno, I hope we can exchange meditation techniques."
- "Now please leave me, I must meditate like the enlightened Buddha."
- "Every day, meditation... yoga... tea ...showers!"
- "Brian : Bruno, Horatio, as you know, Chuk-Chuk and I have been meditating together a lot recently."
- "Glen : I'd like to open with a short meditation."
- "And you interrupted my meditation because-"
- "I'd have called this meeting earlier, but as you may or may not know, I am currently attending a week-long meditation course in Tibet, and I have taken a vow of silence until Friday afternoon."
- "I hope that you have learned many things and meditated in many uncomfortable postures."
- "It seems our guided meditations combined with severe electroshock therapy have been truly beneficial for you."
- "I hope that you have learned many things and meditated in many abnormal postures."
- "Meditate in any one of our seventeen zen gardens, where relaxing incense will overpower your olfactory glands."
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