meditation in Latin
meditation in Latin is meditātiō, meletemata — meditation means a practice of calming and focusing the mind, often through breathing or quiet reflection.
meditation in Latin
meditātiō
A devotional exercise of, or leading to, contemplation.
meletemata
A devotional exercise of, or leading to, contemplation.
What does "meditation" mean?
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noun A practice of calming and focusing the mind, often through breathing or quiet reflection.
"She finds that meditation before bed helps her sleep more peacefully."
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noun Deep, thoughtful reflection on a subject.
"The poem is a quiet meditation on the passing of time."
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meditation in a sentence
- She finds that meditation before bed helps her sleep more peacefully.
- He starts every day with ten minutes of meditation.
- The poem is a quiet meditation on the passing of time.
- After a long meditation on the question, he changed his mind.
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What is "meditation" in Latin?
"meditation" in Latin is meditātiō, meletemata. meditation means: A practice of calming and focusing the mind, often through breathing or quiet reflection.
How do you use "meditation" in a sentence?
Example: "She finds that meditation before bed helps her sleep more peacefully." In Latin, "meditation" is meditātiō, meletemata.
Are there other ways to say "meditation" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "meditation": meditātiō, meletemata.
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