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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
meaning of "to be held and turned in the mind"?
I'd like to know the exact meaning of "to be held and turned in the mind".
One example of the sentences in which the expression is being used,
"the work itself is good but mostly dry, morsels of Stoicism that are easily held and turned in the mind over the course of a day" (I just google for the phrase and found this sentence.)
I'd appreciate your comments.
One example of the sentences in which the expression is being used,
"the work itself is good but mostly dry, morsels of Stoicism that are easily held and turned in the mind over the course of a day" (I just google for the phrase and found this sentence.)
I'd appreciate your comments.
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Anonymous to be held and turned in the mind To be thought about carefully; to be mulled over
- Anonymous to be held and turned in the mind To be thought about carefully; to be mulled over
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Anonymousto be held and turned in the mindTo be thought about carefully; to be mulled over
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