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Meanings of cerebration in English
The process of using your mind to consider something carefully.
Usage of cerebration in English
1
He had laid his plans well in this curious, involuntary cerebration.
2
That is not cerebration, brain-work, it is a matter of FEELING.
3
Unwittingly-byunconscious cerebration-bythe long inevitable storing of disdained impressions-she had arrived at vision.
4
All his accomplished work shows signs of the intensest cerebration.
5
Unconscious cerebration was doing its work, even with the lunatic.
6
This was rather like chucking a monkey-wrench into the cerebration machinery of the Paris experts.
7
The subconscious cerebration of a man blind from birth will not make him see colours.
8
May not this impure blood promote a more active cerebration precisely because it is impure?
9
The cerebration of each is the prophetic sacrament of the yet undeveloped possibilities of his mentation.
10
Does a night in Tir-na Nog'th slow cerebration?
11
Do you believe in unconscious mental cerebration, Mr.
12
They extend far below clear cerebration, twisting and twining themselves in "the fringe of consciousness."
13
It leaves the mind free for cerebration.
14
The stimulus of this reflection aided cerebration.
15
Unconscious cerebration, however wonderful, can only take effect upon elements already acquired in some way or another.
16
There will be stimulation, inspiration and mental cerebration in reading this pamphlet-"TheInfluence of Suggestion."
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Portuguese
Cerebration through the time