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`thought` in Latin

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thought

  1. noun
    • an idea or opinion formed mentally
      cogitatio
      Her thought was profound and clear. — Cogitatio eius profunda et clara erat.
      sententia
      He shared his thought on the matter. — Sententiam suam de re communicavit.
      opinio
      That was just a passing thought. — Haec erat tantum opinio transitoria.
    • the process of thinking
      cogitatio
      Thought is essential to problem solving. — Cogitatio ad quaestionum solutionem necessaria est.
      meditatio
      Deep thought can lead to insight. — Alta meditatio ad perspicientiam ducere potest.
    • a belief or intention
      propositum
      He abandoned the thought of leaving. — Propositum discedendi reliquit.
      voluntas
      The thought of helping pleased her. — Voluntas adiuvandi eam delectavit.
  2. verb
    • past tense of 'think'
      cogitavit
      She thought about the question carefully. — De quaestione diligenter cogitavit.
      putavit
      He thought it was a good idea. — Putavit id esse consilium bonum.
      existimavit
      They thought he was honest. — Existimaverunt eum esse honestum.