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Antonyms for the Word Cogitation

Noun

1. Action: The act of doing or accomplishing something, typically involving physical movement or effort.
Example sentence: "He chose action over cogitation and started working on his project."
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2. Distraction: Something that prevents someone from giving their full attention to something else.
Example sentence: "Her mind was filled with distraction, leaving no room for cogitation."
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Verb

1. Act: To take action or do something with purpose.
Example sentence: "Instead of cogitating endlessly, she decided to act upon her ideas."
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2. Distract: To divert or shift someone's attention away from cogitation.
Example sentence: "The constant noise from outside distracted him during cogitation."
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3. Forget: To fail to remember or think about something.
Example sentence: "She tried to forget about her cogitation and focus on the present moment."
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Adjective

1. Impulsive: Acting or done without forethought or cogitation.
Example sentence: "His impulsive behavior contrasted with his usual cogitative nature."
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2. Carefree: Free from worries or responsibilities, and therefore less inclined to cogitation.
Example sentence: "She enjoyed her carefree days, letting go of cogitation to embrace spontaneity."
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3. Thoughtless: Lacking in consideration or cogitation.
Example sentence: "His thoughtless comments hurt her, revealing a lack of cogitation."
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