ponderable

Meanings

• thoughtful consideration

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Synonyms

massive , hefty , massive , weighty , eminent , noteworthy

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Rhymes

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ponderable , contemplable , onderous

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Variants

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ponderable

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Etymology

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From Old French 'ponder', meaning 'to weigh, to consider'.

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1. contemplation: The act of deep thought and reflection, often used in a spiritual or philosophical context.

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The word 'ponderable' is often used in literature and philosophy to describe a subject or idea that is worthy of deep thought and reflection. For example, in the novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee, the character Atticus Finch is described as a 'ponderable' man due to his wise and thoughtful nature. In philosophy, the concept of 'ponderability' is often used to describe the idea that certain moral or ethical dilemmas are worthy of deep thought and reflection, and that there may be no easy or clear-cut answers to such dilemmas.

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