Object

• divorce: Episode 17 In which the bride contemplates divorce and other catastrophes.

• mystery: This is what St. Ignatius Loyola intended and desired when he taught his pupils to contemplate the Mysteries of the Life of Christ.

• marriage: Cecil, a successful novelist living comfortably with his fussy butler, is contemplating marriage.

Modifying Another Word

• seriously: Julius Caesar was the first Roman leader to contemplate seriously the invasion of the British Isles.

• even: Stuck up cow I can't even contemplate sharing a bathroom with someone, let alone a single bedroom.

Used with why or when

• what: They did not even want to contemplate what the situation was now.

Modifying Another Word

• before: The sheer size of this has never been seen before, never been contemplated before.

Present participle complement

• travel: Please do so if you are contemplating traveling some distance.

• buy: Second Hand Many people wishing to buy drums contemplate buying second-hand.

• join: But, one wonders: Why did they ever even contemplate joining BUFORA in the first place?

Preposition: by

• agreement: Xbridge will only use the information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and as contemplated by this agreement.