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muse verb be abstracted, be distracted, be in a reverie, be inattentive, be occupied in concentration, be occupied in study, bestow thought upon, brood, cerebrate, cogitate, comment, commune with oneself, concentrate, consider, daydream, debate, deliberate, digest, disregard, intellectualize, introspect, meditate, mull, note, ponder, reflect, remark, review, revolve, ruminate, speculate, study in silence, study quietly, take into consideration, take stock of, think, think about, think over, turn over, weigh See also: brood, comprehend, concentrate, conjecture, consider, digest, observe, ponder, reflect, remark, speculate, study How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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And Lucretius also claims the status of a pioneer in that his poetic materia is unprecedented in the work of any other poet: "the high hope of renown has struck my mind sharply with holy wand, and at the same time has struck into my heart swe et love of the Muses, thrilled by which now in lively thought I traverse pathless tracts of the Pierides never trodden by any foot. Pierides of the University of Cyprus and Stavros A. Pierides, a Managing Director of Fox, serves as manager of the Portfolio. |
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