Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: thorough – thoughtfulness
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thorough (-ly), adv. [disyllabic < OE þurh, through.]
- Completely; entirely; wholly; totally.
- Very much.
those, demonstrative pron. [OE.]
[Referring to a group of human beings] the people; the participants.
thosoever, [see those, demonstrative pron. + soever, adv.]
tho't, v. [see think, v.]
thou (-'rt), pron. [OE ðū.]
The second person singular in the nominative case, equivalent to you; used only in the solemn style, unless in familiar language, and by the Quakers.
though (tho'), adv. [OE ðéah.]
Really; truly.
though (tho, tho'), conj. [see though, adv.]
- Nevertheless; however; even when; and yet; but still; [marks a clause that contrasts with the meaning of a previous clause.]
- Albeit; even if; inasmuch as; being that; supposing that; granting that.
thought (-s), n. [OE þoht, passive participle of think, supra.] (webplay: ponder, recollection).
- Idea; conception; image; something framed by the imagination.
- Recollection; reflection.
- Meditation; silent contemplation; serious consideration.
thoughtful, adj. [see thought, n.]
Caring; concerned; solicitous.
thoughtfulness, n. [see thoughtful, adj.]
Anxiety; solicitude.