Definition of cerebration in English:

cerebration

noun ˌsɛrɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛrəˈbreɪʃən

mass nountechnical, formal

The working of the brain; thinking.
〈技或正式〉大脑作用；思考
Example sentencesExamples
- I think sometimes the stereotype of the theologian as all cerebration and no affectivity is accurate-not always by any means, thank God, but sometimes it is true.
- I'm happy that you heeded my comments, but they're only the results of lots of experience and some basic common sense, not deep cerebration.
- At the risk of provoking another bout of intense cerebration, I would say: beware of overthinking it.
- Science and theology will not get us to that point, cerebration is not enough.
- What the devil do they think ‘reality’ is if not the product of cerebration?
Synonyms
thinking, line of thought, train of thought, thought, thought process, logic, reason, rationality, analysis, interpretation, explanation, deduction, rationalization, argumentation

Derivatives

cerebrate

verbˈsɛrɪbreɪtˈsɛrəˌbreɪt

[no object]

rare

Think deeply about something; ponder.
I feel as though I have to scribble lines off to you so fast that I don't even have a chance to cerebrate
Example sentencesExamples
- One can linger and cerebrate or simply step in for a retinally intoxicating spin.
- Moreover, Jean and Laure's silent yearning can be fully savored only after watching Friday Night for a second time: watching more than hearing, seeing more than sounding, sensing rather than cerebrating.
- Speech came in the form of an electrical surge cerebrated from his mind and then filtered through a wonderfully simple yet insanely complex transistor box with a tuning fork attachment.

Definition of cerebration in US English:

cerebration

nounˌsɛrəˈbreɪʃənˌserəˈbrāSHən

formal, technical

The working of the brain; thinking.
〈技或正式〉大脑作用；思考
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm happy that you heeded my comments, but they're only the results of lots of experience and some basic common sense, not deep cerebration.
- I think sometimes the stereotype of the theologian as all cerebration and no affectivity is accurate-not always by any means, thank God, but sometimes it is true.
- At the risk of provoking another bout of intense cerebration, I would say: beware of overthinking it.
- What the devil do they think ‘reality’ is if not the product of cerebration?
- Science and theology will not get us to that point, cerebration is not enough.
Synonyms
thinking, line of thought, train of thought, thought, thought process, logic, reason, rationality, analysis, interpretation, explanation, deduction, rationalization, argumentation

词汇	cerebration
释义	Definition of cerebration in English: cerebration noun ˌsɛrɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛrəˈbreɪʃən mass nountechnical, formal The working of the brain; thinking. 〈技或正式〉大脑作用；思考 Example sentencesExamples I think sometimes the stereotype of the theologian as all cerebration and no affectivity is accurate-not always by any means, thank God, but sometimes it is true. I'm happy that you heeded my comments, but they're only the results of lots of experience and some basic common sense, not deep cerebration. At the risk of provoking another bout of intense cerebration, I would say: beware of overthinking it. Science and theology will not get us to that point, cerebration is not enough. What the devil do they think ‘reality’ is if not the product of cerebration? Synonyms thinking, line of thought, train of thought, thought, thought process, logic, reason, rationality, analysis, interpretation, explanation, deduction, rationalization, argumentation Derivatives cerebrate verbˈsɛrɪbreɪtˈsɛrəˌbreɪt [no object]rare Think deeply about something; ponder. I feel as though I have to scribble lines off to you so fast that I don't even have a chance to cerebrate Example sentencesExamples One can linger and cerebrate or simply step in for a retinally intoxicating spin. Moreover, Jean and Laure's silent yearning can be fully savored only after watching Friday Night for a second time: watching more than hearing, seeing more than sounding, sensing rather than cerebrating. Speech came in the form of an electrical surge cerebrated from his mind and then filtered through a wonderfully simple yet insanely complex transistor box with a tuning fork attachment. Definition of cerebration in US English: cerebration nounˌsɛrəˈbreɪʃənˌserəˈbrāSHən formal, technical The working of the brain; thinking. 〈技或正式〉大脑作用；思考 Example sentencesExamples I'm happy that you heeded my comments, but they're only the results of lots of experience and some basic common sense, not deep cerebration. I think sometimes the stereotype of the theologian as all cerebration and no affectivity is accurate-not always by any means, thank God, but sometimes it is true. At the risk of provoking another bout of intense cerebration, I would say: beware of overthinking it. What the devil do they think ‘reality’ is if not the product of cerebration? Science and theology will not get us to that point, cerebration is not enough. Synonyms thinking, line of thought, train of thought, thought, thought process, logic, reason, rationality, analysis, interpretation, explanation, deduction, rationalization, argumentation
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