cognitivelyadv.
/ˈkɒɡnɪtɪvli/ In a cognitive manner; with regard to, or from the point of view of, cognition.
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the mind > mental capacity > perception or cognition > [adverb]
consciently1616
consciously1625
cognoscitively1647
cognizably1817
perceptually1878
cognitively1880
the mind > mental capacity > knowledge > [adverb]
wittinglya1340
witting1377
knowingly1435
wottingly1530
cognoscitively1647
self-consciously1685
cognitively1880
1880 W. James Coll. Ess. & Rev. (1920) 216 The only alternative..was..to..suppose the ego, in willing, to be merely cognitively conscious, in the midst of the universal force-stream, of certain currents with which it was..fated to identify itself.
1925 W. P. Montague Ways of Knowing v. 162 The cognitively desirable or true.
1957 Univ. Calif. Pubn. Philos. XXIX. 169 The statement..is either false or cognitively meaningless.
1965 N. Chomsky Aspects Theory Syntax i. 22 The sentences..are ‘cognitively synonymous’.
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adv.1880- throwing on
- throwing or tossing the caber
- throwing out
- throwing over
- throwing power
- throwing room
- throwing spear
- throwing spindle
- throwing star
- throwing table
- throwing the hammer
- throwing up
- throwing wheel
- throwing-board
- throwing-stick
- throwings
- throwingstick
- throwlathe
- throwline
- thrown
- thrown away
- thrown back
- thrown down
- thrown in
- thrown off