Reponder

Quick meaning: Reponder is a verb meaning To ponder again.

Meaning

To ponder again.

Example Sentences

What had twice been pondered then put aside is now repondered and acted upon.

First he pondered and repondered his poem for sixteen years after the first edition; never a day passed in this whole time that he was not about this, both with pen and with reflection.

The lucidity of hindsight, on the other hand, tells him, when he reponders all of these events some time later, that it was while he was sitting alone in the Topples Auditorium that the details surrounding his brother's disappearance first floated irretrievably into unreality.

In a far more dramatic and meaningful dream sequence (the didactic tone of the first dream sequence has been earlier commented upon), he sees again, now strangely indifferent if not actively hostile, the many lovely girls who have departed from the world, and he reponders their fate and the fate of those girls still alive in the light of the verses and emblems which he had found merely puzzling on his first visit to the region.

Word Forms

• reponders
• repondering
• repondered

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include beponder, redeliberate, reflect, reoppose, recontemplate, ponderate.

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