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contemplātor, ōris, m. (contemplor), I) der Zieler, Amm. 19, 1, 7. – II) der Betrachter, c. caeli, Cic.: astrorum peritissimus c. (v. Thales), Apul.: animus c. admiratorque mundi, Sen.
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contemplator — contemplate ► VERB 1) look at thoughtfully. 2) think about. 3) think profoundly and at length. 4) have as a probable intention. DERIVATIVES contemplator noun. ORIGIN Latin contemplari survey, observe, contemplate , from templum … English terms dictionary
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