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cognitive

[kog-ni-tiv] / ˈkɒg nɪ tɪv /
ADJECTIVE
perceivable
Synonyms
WEAK
appercipient cognizable cognoscible comprehensible corporeal discernible intelligible knowing observant palpable patent perceptible percipient perspicacious recognizable sensible sensitive tangible translucent trenchant
Antonyms
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imperceivable
ADJECTIVE
psychological
Synonyms
STRONGEST
emotional intellectual mental subjective
WEAK
cerebral experimental imaginary in the mind intellective psychical subconscious unconscious
Antonyms
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physical
WEAK
body
ADJECTIVE
rational
Synonyms
STRONGEST
analytical balanced deliberate enlightened impartial intelligent judicious levelheaded logical lucid normal prudent reasonable sane sensible sober stable thoughtful wise
STRONG
calm cool intellectual knowing objective reasoning sound synthetic thinking
WEAK
all there cerebral circumspect collected deductive discerning discriminating far-sighted perspicacious philosophic ratiocinative reflective sagacious together well-advised
Antonyms
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careless confused foolish idiotic illogical insane irrational nonsensical senseless stupid thoughtless unbalanced unintelligent unreasonable unstable unsystematic unwise
STRONG
agitated excited
WEAK
ridiculous unrealistic unsound
ADJECTIVE
reasonable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
clear-cut consistent credible judicious justifiable logical plausible rational reasoned sane sensible sober thoughtful wise
WEAK
advisable all there arguable believable cerebral commonsensical conscious consequent cool in one's right mind levelheaded perceiving percipient ratiocinative reasoning reflective sound tenable thought-out together tolerant unbiased unprejudiced well-advised
Antonyms
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foolish idiotic implausible improbable irrational senseless stupid thoughtless unbelievable unlikely unrealistic unreasonable unsound unwise
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expensive impractical intolerable nonsensical outrageous

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However, when combined with other known risk factors, it could help identify individuals who may benefit from closer monitoring, additional testing, or early interventions before cognitive symptoms emerge.

From Science Daily • Apr. 22, 2026

The resolution cited research indicating that children aged 8 to 11 who exceed screen-time guidelines are at higher risk for obesity and depressive symptoms and have scored lower on cognitive assessments.

From BBC • Apr. 22, 2026

Removing the cognitive strain of where food will come from also can reduce stigma and feelings of shame.

From Slate • Apr. 19, 2026

During the telehealth visits, staff will instruct patients on cognitive exercises, which they can then practice with the bot.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 18, 2026

That these questions have been my constant cognitive companions over the past two and a half weeks?

From "Odd One Out" by Nic Stone

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