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Preterit and past participle of think.
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A rower's seat; a thwart.
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Preterit of think.
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The act or the product of thinking.
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The condition or state of a person during such mental action.
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A synonym of cognition in the common threefold division of modes of consciousness: from the fact that thought, as above described, embraces every cognitive process except sensation, which is a mode of consciousness more allied to volition than to other kinds of cognition.
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The objective element of the intellectual product.
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A judgment or mental proposition, in which form the concept always appears.
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An argument, inference, or process of reasoning, by which process the concept is always produced.
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A concept, considered as something which, under the influence of experience and mental action, has a development of its own, more or less independent of individual caprices, and that in the life of an individual, and in history: as, the gradual development of Greek thought.
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The subjective element of intellectual activity; thinking.
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The understanding; intellect.
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An intention; a design; a purpose; also, a half-formed determination or expectation with reference to future action: with of: as, I have some thought of going to Europe.
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plural A particular frame of mind; a mood or temper.
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Doubt; perplexity.
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Care; trouble; anxiety; grief.
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A slight degree; a fraction; a trifle; a little: used in the adverbial phrase a thought: as, a thought too small.