Meaning & Definition of word "Thinking"

Thinking

/ˈθɪŋkɪŋ/

1. The process of considering or reasoning about something.
- Example: Her thinking was clear and logical during the debate.
2. A particular opinion or idea formed by contemplation.
- Example: His thinking on climate change is deeply informed by scientific research.
3. The capacity for reasoning or logical thought.
- Example: The philosopher emphasized the importance of independent thinking.

1. The process of using one's mind to consider or reason about something.
- Example: She spent the entire afternoon thinking about her future.
2. The action of forming or having ideas, plans, or opinions.
- Example: His thinking on the matter changed after discussing it with experts.
3. The exercise of reasoning, reflection, or decision-making.
- Example: Critical thinking is essential for solving complex problems.

Derived from Old English 'þincan', meaning 'to seem, to appear'.

thinking cap:

a metaphorical cap worn when one is contemplating or solving a problem.

thinking outside the box:

to think creatively or divergently, beyond conventional limits.

my thinking is:

used to express one's opinion or belief on a matter.

thought:

the product of mental activity; an idea or opinion.

reflection:

serious thought or consideration.

intellect:

the faculty of reasoning and understanding objectively.

Meaning: overthinking

Example Sentence: Stop overthinking it; just make a decision.

Meaning: thought bubble

Example Sentence: I had a thought bubble about what to do next.