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rumination in Indonesian

rumination in Indonesian is ruminasi — rumination means the habit of going over the same distressing thought again and again without ever reaching a resolution.

rumination in Indonesian

ruminasi
noun

What does "rumination" mean?

  1. noun The habit of going over the same distressing thought again and again without ever reaching a resolution.
    "Rumination keeps the argument alive in your head long after it ended."
  2. noun Long, careful thought about a subject, or a piece of writing that records it.
    "The book is a quiet rumination on grief and gardening."
  3. noun In cattle, sheep and similar animals, the process of bringing partly digested food back up and chewing it again.
    "Rumination allows a cow to extract nutrients from grass that other animals cannot digest."
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rumination in a sentence

  • Rumination keeps the argument alive in your head long after it ended.
  • Therapy focused on breaking the cycle of rumination that fed her depression.
  • The book is a quiet rumination on grief and gardening.
  • Rumination allows a cow to extract nutrients from grass that other animals cannot digest.

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What is "rumination" in Indonesian?

"rumination" in Indonesian is ruminasi. rumination means: The habit of going over the same distressing thought again and again without ever reaching a resolution.

How do you use "rumination" in a sentence?

Example: "Rumination keeps the argument alive in your head long after it ended." In Indonesian, "rumination" is ruminasi.

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