Can a Person Be Thought-Provoking?
The Dictionary Says Thought-Provoking Means "Causing People to Think Seriously About Something." And, Sure, People Can Certainly Cause One to Think Seriously...
The dictionary says thought-provoking means "causing people to think seriously about something." And, sure, people can certainly cause one to think seriously about something.
How do you use thought-provoking in a sentence?
stimulating interest or thought.
- This is an entertaining yet thought-provoking film.
- There was a thought-provoking article about poverty in the paper.
- It is readable, informative and thought-provoking.
- The film had a thought-provoking message.
What does a thought-provoking question mean?
Stimulating careful consideration or attention. 'thought-provoking questions' 'The volume as a whole is thought-provoking and rewards careful study.
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