cogitabund Antonyms
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Meaning of cogitabund
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cogitabund (a.)
Full of thought; thoughtful.
cogitabund Sentence Examples
- The professor, known for her thoughtful demeanor, sat **cogitabund** at her desk, pen poised over a half-written thesis.
- Gazing out the rain-streaked window, the writer fell into a **cogitabund** state, searching for inspiration for her next story.
- He wandered through the museum, a **cogitabund** expression on his face as he contemplated the vastness of human history.
- In the quiet of the library, she curled up with a book, her brow furrowed in **cogitabund** concentration.
- The detective paced the crime scene, his **cogitabund** demeanor reflecting the weight of the unsolved mystery.
- The artist sat **cogitabund** before his easel, lost in thought as he envisioned his next masterpiece.
- The philosopher, renowned for his **cogitabund** nature, spent hours pondering life's greatest questions.
- The musician sat at the piano, fingers hovering over the keys in a **cogitabund** state, composing a new melody.
- Lost in the beauty of the sunset, the couple stood in comfortable silence, their **cogitabund** expressions reflecting shared thoughts.
- As the leaves rustled gently in the wind, she walked through the park, her **cogitabund** mood mirroring the tranquil atmosphere.
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Full of thought; thoughtful.
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The professor, known for her thoughtful demeanor, sat **cogitabund** at her desk, pen poised over a half-written thesis.
Gazing out the rain-streaked window, the writer fell into a **cogitabund** state, searching for inspiration for her next story.
He wandered through the museum, a **cogitabund** expression on his face as he contemplated the vastness of human history.
In the quiet of the library, she curled up with a book, her brow furrowed in **cogitabund** concentration.
