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

• Once the new President locks in, she'll lock in and be much tougher to move, whereas the outgoing President used to continue to cogitate even after she made a decision.
• Think of the lost ability to cogitate with large amounts of lead in the system, in the brains of young children ... throughout Egypt's development, it's a big cost.
• If you have brains, cogitate but if you have money, ostentate.

• think
• cerebrate

News & Articles

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• Pro Fund Accounting Suite Version 7000 Released
  Cogitate Inc. today announced the release of Version 7000 for its Pro Fund Accounting software suite. Cogitate’s development team has made major changes to all previous versions of Pro Fund Accounting so that it will work properly with Windows 8, touch screen tablets, and beyond. “While we were learning the new way of doing things, we added in a few extras,” remarked George Loescher, President ...
  July 17, 2013 - PR.com

Quotes

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• Marc-Andre Fleury in New York Times
  Yes, the boards here are quick - I'll cogitate and see if I can do something about it,said Fleury, whose first language is French.
• Andrea in Bloomberg
  The panel "raised some important points for us to think about," said Andrea Leonard-Segal, director of the FDA's division of nonprescription clinical evaluation, at a news conference after the vote. "We're going to cogitate."
• Neil Abercrombie in CQPolitics.com
  When faced with a crisis, Abercrombie said, Obama "has the quality of being able to calm people down. 'Don't worry. I'll cogitate on this. I'll come up with a solution. Don't get rattled.' That'sa very presidential quality."