cogitating (Meaning)

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cogitating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Cogitate

The detective **pondered** the suspect's alibis, searching for inconsistencies.
The inventor, lost in **thought**, considered solutions to the technical problem.
Under the shade of a tree, the philosopher **contemplated** the nature of reality, seeking deeper understanding.
Feeling overwhelmed by a big decision, she took a walk to clear her head and **think things through**.
The pianist, fingers hovering over the keys, **brainstormed** the melody, searching for the perfect emotional expression.
The students, brows furrowed, **considered** the challenging exam question, their minds racing with potential answers.
After reading the thought-provoking novel, she **reflected** on the themes and the characters' motivations.
The scientist carefully examined the data, **analyzing** its implications and potential future research directions.
The artist, staring at her blank canvas, **imagined** the meaning she wanted to convey through her artwork.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the couple sat in silence, **reflecting** on their shared experiences and their future together.

of Cogitate

entertaining, considering, weighing, questioning, debating, contemplating, studying,pondering, revolving, eyeing

disregarding,ignoring, overlooking, overlooking, disregarding, ignoring, rejecting, rejecting, dismissing, dismissing

The detective **pondered** the suspect's alibis, searching for inconsistencies.

The inventor, lost in **thought**, considered solutions to the technical problem.

Under the shade of a tree, the philosopher **contemplated** the nature of reality, seeking deeper understanding.

Feeling overwhelmed by a big decision, she took a walk to clear her head and **think things through**.