Strong Verbs: to think
anticipate
Verb
to think of something that will or might happen in the future
anticipate
A. "Excuse me, is a bus coming soon?"B. "Yes, I anticipate that one will come in the next five minutes or so."
believe
Verb
to accept or regard something as true
believe
Some scientists believe that the dinosaurs went extinct because an asteroid or comet hit the Earth sixty-five million years ago.
brainstorm
Verb
to try to solve a problem by thinking and talking intensely about it with other people
brainstorm
We had a big meeting so we could brainstorm ideas for our next project.
brood
Verb
to think a lot about something in an unhappy way
brooding
I spent the week brooding about my breakup with my longtime girlfriend.
concentrate on
Phrase
to direct one's thoughts or attention to something
concentrate on
"Quiet please guys, I'm trying to concentrate on my next shot."
imagine
Verb
to think of or create something that is not real in your mind
imagine
On rainy days I like to float a paper boat down the drain and imagine that it's a ship on an epic voyage!
judge
Verb
to form an opinion about something or someone after careful thought
judge
These wrestlers look equally strong. It's hard to judge who will win the match.
meditate on
Phrase
to think about something deeply or carefully
meditate on
I sat under a tree to meditate on the job offer that would require me to move overseas.
suppose
Verb
to think of something as happening or being true in order to imagine what might happen
suppose
Suppose a bat flew in to the room. How would you react?
wonder
Verb
to think about something with curiosity
wonder
Wow, look at this tree! I wonder how old it is.
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