Cognition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COGNITION in dictionary:

VERB:
• The act of knowing; knowledge; perception.
• That which is known.
NOUN:
• the process of knowing, including sensation, perception, etc., distinguished from emotion and conation
• the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.
• a perception, sensation, idea, or intuition resulting from the process of cognition.
• act or experience of knowing or acquiring knowledge
• the psychological result of perception and learning and reasoning
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• cognitive mental processes; a product of these processes

Words related to COGNITION

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Words that contain COGNITION

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How to use COGNITION in a sentence

• These stages of cognition, which can yield prudence but not necessary and universal knowledge, are present in animals as well as men.
• Of these the first gives laws to the faculty of cognition or to nature, the second laws to taste, and the third laws to the will.
• Since truth is the agreement of thought and its object, every cognition necessarily implies the coming together of a subjective and an objective factor.
• Intuition is finite cognition, thought infinite cognition, reason eternal cognition.
• The intuition with which Schelling works is immediate cognition, directed to the concrete and particular.
• Now the knowledge of everything is possible through the cognition of the material cause, since the effect is non-different from the material cause.
• If you should plead that the cognition that a thing is of more than one nature is definite and therefore a source of true knowledge, we deny this.
• Living in a symbolic world of sensuous emblems, he seeks in them a substitute for the wondrous powers of immediate cognition which he lost in his fall.
• Except mechanically to repeat the names of other people when reminded of them, she did not pass beyond cognition to recognition.
• For we are not concerned with how a cognition is produced, as it can be of no help to us in serving our purposes.
• If the âtman were not regarded as cause, all illuminations of cognition would be without any reason.
• The inference of soul from the cognition produced by the contact of soul, senses and objects is not fallacious in the above way.
• In this way the cognition of taste, smell, and touch is also explained.
• Dream cognition is thus only a kind of remembrance of that which was previously experienced.
• If a cognition could be the object of another cognition, then it could not be self-valid.
• Our cognition cannot be apprehended by any other cognition.
• Had her senses been more astute than her cognition? It sometimes happened.
• Cognition is so complete that no place is left for emotional appreciation.
• One action of hers, however, brought him to full cognition.
• Judith knew in a flash of instant cognition that this was Miss Colebrooke.

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