incogitativity (Meaning)
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incogitativity (n.)
The quality of being incogitative; want of thought or of the power of thinking.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incogitativity
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incogitativity Sentence Examples
- The incogitativity of the politician's response left voters bewildered.
- The scientists' lack of incogitativity led to costly mistakes in their research.
- The incogitativity of the CEO led to impulsive decisions that damaged the company's future.
- Teachers were surprised by the incogitativity of students who had excelled in previous classes.
- The doctor's incogitativity in examining the patient resulted in a misdiagnosis.
- The incogitativity of the lawyer's argument undermined his client's case.
- The musician's incogitativity caused him to ruin the performance.
- The incogitativity of the writer led to a disjointed and incomprehensible story.
- The incogitativity of the traveler caused him to get lost in the unfamiliar city.
- The incogitativity of the hiker was the reason for his near-fatal fall.
FAQs About the word incogitativity
The quality of being incogitative; want of thought or of the power of thinking.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The incogitativity of the politician's response left voters bewildered.
The scientists' lack of incogitativity led to costly mistakes in their research.
The incogitativity of the CEO led to impulsive decisions that damaged the company's future.
Teachers were surprised by the incogitativity of students who had excelled in previous classes.
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