The Opposite(Antonym) of “noncontemplative”
The antonyms of noncontemplative are contemplative, reflective, and thoughtful. These antonyms describe a person's mental state or behavior, indicating whether they are actively thinking or not.
Explore all Antonyms of “noncontemplative”
Definitions and Examples of contemplative, reflective, thoughtful
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Engaged in deep thought or meditation.
Example
She sat in a contemplative mood, pondering over the meaning of life.
Characterized by deep thought or careful consideration.
Example
He was in a reflective mood, thinking about his past mistakes and how he could improve.
Showing consideration for others; characterized by careful thought.
Example
She wrote a thoughtful note to her friend, expressing her sympathy and support.
Key Differences: contemplative vs reflective vs thoughtful
- 1Contemplative describes someone who is engaged in deep thought or meditation.
- 2Reflective describes someone who is characterized by deep thought or careful consideration.
- 3Thoughtful describes someone who shows consideration for others and is characterized by careful thought.
Effective Usage of contemplative, reflective, thoughtful
- 1Describing Behavior: Use these antonyms to describe someone's mental state or behavior.
- 2Writing: Incorporate these antonyms in writing to add depth and nuance to characters and their actions.
- 3Self-Reflection: Use these antonyms to reflect on your own mental state and behavior.
Remember this!
The antonyms of noncontemplative describe a person's mental state or behavior. Contemplative describes deep thought or meditation, reflective describes careful consideration, and thoughtful describes consideration for others. Use these words to describe behavior, add depth to characters in writing, and reflect on your own mental state.
