Adjective(1) persistently or morbidly thoughtful,showing pensive sadness,meditative,solemn(2) persistently or morbidly thoughtful(3) showing pensive sadness(4) meditative(5) solemn
Adjective(1) persistently or morbidly thoughtful,showing pensive sadness,meditative,solemn(2) persistently or morbidly thoughtful(3) showing pensive sadness(4) meditative(5) solemn
(1) The pensive mood is punctuated by the quiet string-pluck of an acoustic guitar at the end of the track.(2) Julia is interrupted from her thoughts when a pensive looking Greg steps up behind her.(3) His fingers oscillated between F# and D Major, as he looked outside from window in a pensive mood.(4) The film has a lush look, several scenes shot in late evening, the mood lightly pensive .(5) The eerie stillness of the music and voice reflects the pensive , self-critical nature of the lyric.(6) Rich had become so absorbed in his pensive gazing that he failed to notice his brother enter the cafu00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu00ab.(7) I suppose you can all see that I have managed to ditch the pensive mood I was in when I made my previous post.(8) Our mood turns pensive as we find the rental shop and return our scooters.(9) His dark eyes were pensive , almost thoughtful, and they were directly aimed at me.(10) He smiled to himself, for he had once again caught his sister in a pensive mood.(11) It makes me think that she's just fairly introverted and is quite a thoughtful person, even pensive perhaps.(12) He was still a serious pensive boy but slightly older, he didn't run so much, nor did he stare around him.(13) Nicole glanced over at Jake and saw his pensive mood written all over his face.(14) When you're in a pensive mood, as I have been today, the British weather can be a fine accompaniment.(15) With a pensive mood, he felt as if the moon was addressing him, and the stars enticing him to answer back.(16) He asked the question as if he were serious, his face pensive as if he were really trying to figure it out.
