think nothing of
Variant of think
think (t̸hiŋk)
transitive verb thought, thinking think′·ing
- to form or have in the mind; conceive thinking good thoughts
- to hold in one's opinion; judge; consider many think her charming
- to believe; surmise; expect they think they can come
- to determine, resolve, work out, etc. by reasoning think what your next move should be
- Now Rare to purpose; intend thinking to do right
- to bring to mind; form an idea of think what the future holds
- to recall; recollect think what joy was ours
- to have the mind turned steadily toward; have constantly in mind think success
Etymology: < ME thenchen, to think, confused with thinchen, to seem < OE thencan < PGmc *thankjan, to think: for IE base see thank
intransitive verb
- to use the mind for arriving at conclusions, making decisions, drawing inferences, etc.; reflect; reason learn to think
- to have an opinion, belief, expectation, etc. I just think so
- to weigh something mentally; reflect think before you act
- to call to mind; recall; remember: with of or about
- to have an opinion, judgment, etc.: with of or about
- to allow oneself to consider: with of or about
- to have regard for; consider the welfare of: with of or about
- to discover or invent; conceive (of)
noun
adjective
Related Forms:
- thinker think′er noun
think (all) the world of
think better of
- to form a more favorable opinion of
- to make a more sensible or practical decision about, after reconsidering
think fit
think little of
or think nothing of- to attach little (or no) importance, value, etc. to
- to have little (or no) hesitancy about
think nothing of it!
think on (or upon)
think out
- to think about completely or to the end
- to work out, solve, discover, or plan by thinking
think over
think through
think twice
think up
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