1. Given to contemplation or study; studious; thoughtful.

2. Thoughtful.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• comtemplative,
• contimplative,
• contempative,
• contemplatives,
• contemplateive,
• contemplatitive,
• contemplatin,
• xontemplative,
• vontemplative,
• fontemplative,
• dontemplative,
• cintemplative,
• ckntemplative,
• clntemplative,
• cpntemplative,
• contenplative,
• contemplativ,
• contemmplative,
• contemplitive,
• contempletive

• contemptibility,
• contaminate,
• contemporaries,
• contaminative,
• Contemplated,
• contemplates,
• contemplate,
• Contemplating,
• contemptibly,
• contemplation,
• contemporaneous,
• contemporaneity,
• contemptible,
• contemporise,
• contaminated,
• contemporize.

The adjective form of the word "contemplative" is "contemplative".

The plural of the "contemplative" can be the "contemplatives".

The singular of the "contemplative" can be the "contemplative".