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2. deliberate, excogitate, take to heart, consider, Archaic. perpend; weigh, evaluate, study, revolve, review, turn over, examine, con; think about or over, have one's mind on, wonder about, consider, speculate, surmise, suppose, conjecture, theorize, hypothesize.
3. conceive, think up, imagine, fancy, have ideas about,
Inf. dream up, envision, envisage, visualize; devise, contrive, machinate, cabal, plan, scheme, plot, design, Obs. consult, Obs. intrigue; frame, concoct, brew, invent, hatch.

cogitation, n. 1. meditation, meditating, contemplation, contemplating, musing, pondering, brooding, mulling over, dwelling on; reflection, reflecting, cogitating, rumination, ruminating, chewing over, chewing one's cud, brown study; thought, thinking about or over, cerebration, cerebrating, being lost in thought; concentration, concentrating, focusing, having one's mind on, wondering about, lucubration, brainwork, headwork.
2. reason, rationality, thinking; intellect, mind,
brains, brainpower; intelligence, sense, understanding.
3. thought, conception, concept, idea, conceit, notion; whim, whimsy, vagary, crotchet, fancy, hallucination; vision, dream.
4. design, plan, plot, scheme, stratagem; contrivance, device, intrigue, cabal, machination, expedient; concoction, invention,
Si. baby.

cognate, adj. 1. related, kindred, akin, generic, congeneric, connatural, coordinal; uterine, enate, enatic, agnate, consanguine, consanguineous, german, sororal, fraternal.
2. allied, affiliated, associated, apposite, affined; similar, alike, common, correlated, corresponding, correspondent, comparative, relative.

cognition, n. 1. perception, discernment, enlightenment, cognizance; intelligence, comprehension, understanding, notion, sensibility, apprehension, grasp.
2. wisdom, knowing, awareness, insight; conver
sance, conversancy, familiarity, acquaintance, ken.

cognizance, n. 1. knowledge, familiarity, acquaintance, ken; percipience, discernment, discrimination;
connoisseurship, sophistication, urbanity.
2. awareness, consciousness, sentience, sensibility, sensitivity; observation, notice, note, regard; observance, consideration, mindfulness, regardfulness; alertness, watchfulness, wariness, cautiousness.
3. realization, recognition, discovery, awakening; intuition, insight, enlightenment; perception, apprehension, comprehension, understanding, appreciation.
4.
Heraldry, badge, label, sign, token; coat of arms, escutcheon; livery, uniform.

cognizant, adj. 1. aware, conscious, sentient, alive to; sensible of, familiar with, acquainted with, SI. wise to; mindful, regardful, observant, awake, wide-awake; alert, cautious, wary, on the qui vive, on the beam or ball.
2. informed, in the know, apprised, enlightened, posted, up-to-date,
Fr. au courant; knowledgeable, knowing, conversant, versed; sharp, quick, intelligent, percipient, discerning, discriminating; sophisticated, worldly-wise, urbane, SI. hip, SI. with it.

cognize, v. perceive, discern, see; comprehend, understand, fathom, penetrate, apprehend, grasp, ken, seize; take in, make out, gain insight into, gain an impression of; know, realize, recognize; become conscious of, be cognizant of, be aware of, be sensible of; heed, attend, regard.

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