think of
Call to mind
Think of covers calling something to mind or considering it.
You might think of an old friend, think of a solution, or think of what to say.
It can mean remember: I can't think of her name.
It also expresses opinion or regard: What do you think of the new policy?
To think of doing something is to consider it as a possibility.
Think nothing of it dismisses thanks or apology.
Think deeply about
- contemplateConsider something thoroughly
- reflectReturn light or thought
- deliberateConsciously chosen, not accidental
- evaluateDetermine value or quality
weigh · muse · ruminate · mull over · entertain · regard · dwell on · turn over
Memory retrieval act
- recollectRetrieve past experiences
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
- bring to mindTrigger a memory
- conjure upSummon mentally or magically
summon up · call to mind · dredge up · place · retrieve · evoke
ponder
Think deeply about
- contemplateConsider something thoroughly
- reflectReturn light or thought
- deliberateConsciously chosen, not accidental
evaluate · weigh · muse · ruminate · mull over · entertain · regard · dwell on · turn over · have in mind
recall
Memory retrieval act
- recollectRetrieve past experiences
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
- bring to mindTrigger a memory
conjure up · summon up · call to mind · dredge up · place · retrieve · evoke
think ofthink nothing of
Treat as unimportant
look down on · disrespect · hold in contempt · disdain · scorn
think, thought, thinking, thoughtful, thinker, thoughtless, thinks, rethink, thoughtfully