Word: muse

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Synonyms: muse

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Translations: muse

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spanish
Translations:
meditar
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german
Translations:
nachdenken, muse, meditieren, genius, überlegen
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french
Translations:
spéculer, contempler, raisonner, songer, réfléchir, méditer, muse, envisager
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italian
Translations:
meditare, musa, riflettere
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dutch
Translations:
muze
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russian
Translations:
муза, задумчивость
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norwegian
Translations:
muse
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finnish
Translations:
uneksia, runotar, miettiä
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czech
Translations:
uvažovat, přemítat, přemýšlet, hloubat, múza
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polish
Translations:
muza
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hungarian
Translations:
múzsa
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greek
Translations:
ρεμβάζω
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ukrainian
Translations:
мускулатура
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bulgarian
Translations:
муза
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estonian
Translations:
muusa
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croatian
Translations:
razmišljati, zamišljenost, muza, inspiraciju, sanjariti
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slovenian
Translations:
múza, humani
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slovak
Translations:
múza

The meaning and "use of": muse

noun
  • (in Greek and Roman mythology) each of nine goddesses, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, who preside over the arts and sciences. - In ancient Greek mythology, Muses were goddesses of science and art who inspired creative endeavors.
  • an instance or period of reflection. - It's not only his pet muse these days, but the very definition of his work.
verb
  • be absorbed in thought. - he was musing on the problems he faced

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