cerebration

/ ˌsɛrɪˈbreɪʃən /

noun

1. the act of thinking; consideration; thought

Word History and Origins

Origin of cerebration¹

C19: from Latin cerebrum brain

Example Sentences

Mr. Bishop next gave an illustration of the theory of "unconscious cerebration."

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I was trying to devise a means of proving that what she wrote was not due to "unconscious cerebration."

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Yet the full gusto of a rich joie de vivre palpitates in this incessant cerebration.

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Residual currents not sufficient to think this to an end; results of cerebration would be merely human.

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Examination immediately undertaken; scientists puzzled because cerebration processes continue to function perfectly.

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