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sit with something
consider or process something
To sit with something means to spend time thinking about it or processing your feelings before responding or deciding.
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What did you think of the ending?
I'm still sitting with it, to be honest.
I need to sit with the idea before I decide whether to accept it.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: I need to sit with about the offer before I decide.
Say: I need to sit with the offer before I decide.
Use "sit with" directly before the idea, offer, or feelings you are taking time to consider.
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How it fits in a sentence.
sit with an idea; sit with an offer; sit with something for a few days
Your turn: say it out loud
I need to sit with the idea before I decide whether to accept it.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
sit with something
consider or process something
“I need to sit with the idea before I decide whether to accept it.”
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