Thought means opinion or idea. She thought baking cookies for her family would be a nice surprise. He thought his car looked better after it was washed and waxed.
Introspection is a thoughtful persuit.
the man was much thoughtful of what he had done.
My parents are very thoughtful.
She gave me a thoughtful gift for my birthday that showed she truly cared about me.
my mum said it was thoughtful of me to buy her a pressent like flowers and chocolates
* I've just had a thought [idea] * Please give the matter some thought [think about it] * The thought [thinking, ideas] of Blaise Pascal is interesting
You can use "mused" in a sentence like this: "As she strolled through the quiet park, she mused about the changes life had brought her." This word often implies a thoughtful reflection or contemplation, suggesting a deeper consideration of a topic or situation.
"The boy looked extremely thoughtful as he considered the question." A good example of it but there are other ways, probably longer ones, too. :)
Drawing conclusions, following his divorce trial, Brian decided that he should perhaps have been more thoughtful towards his wife.
Comparative: more thoughtful Superlative: most thoughtful
The comparative form of "thoughtful" is "more thoughtful," and the superlative form is "most thoughtful."
Her thoughtful comments caused me to reflect on my own beliefs.