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Translate cogitation from English to Dutch

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cogitate:
- nadenken; prakkiseren; peinzen; piekeren

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Detailed Translations for cogitation from English to Dutch

cogitation:

Translation Matrix for cogitation:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	study

Synonyms for "cogitation":

idea; thought
study; contemplation; reflection; reflexion; rumination; musing; thoughtfulness

Related Definitions for "cogitation":

attentive consideration and meditation¹
- after much cogitation he rejected the offer¹
a carefully considered thought about something¹
- his cogitations were dutifully recorded in his daybook¹

cogitate:

cogitate verb

cogitate (think; consider; ponder; muse; brood; wonder; reflect)
nadenken; prakkiseren; peinzen; piekeren
- nadenken verb (denk na, denkt na, dacht na, dachten na, nagedacht)
- prakkiseren verb
- peinzen verb (peins, peinst, peinsde, peinsden, gepeinsd)
- piekeren verb (pieker, piekert, piekerde, piekerden, gepiekerd)

Translation Matrix for cogitate:

Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
nadenken	brood; cogitate; consider; muse; ponder; reflect; think; wonder	contemplate; meditate on; muse on; ponder on; reflect on
peinzen	brood; cogitate; consider; muse; ponder; reflect; think; wonder	contemplate; meditate on; muse on; ponder on; reflect on
piekeren	brood; cogitate; consider; muse; ponder; reflect; think; wonder
prakkiseren	brood; cogitate; consider; muse; ponder; reflect; think; wonder
-	cerebrate; think

Related Words for "cogitate":

cogitating, cogitative, cogitation

Synonyms for "cogitate":

chew over; think over; meditate; ponder; excogitate; contemplate; muse; reflect; mull; mull over; ruminate; speculate
think; cerebrate; think over; think out; think up

Related Definitions for "cogitate":

use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or arrive at a solution or judgments¹
consider carefully and deeply; reflect upon; turn over in one's mind¹

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University