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cognize Definition

cog·nize (käg′nīz′, käg nīz′)

transitive verb -·nized′, -·niz′·ing

to take cognizance of; notice

Etymology: back-form. < cognizance

cognize Usage Examples

Object

  • object: The function of citta is to cognize an object; citta is the chief in knowing.
  • subject: There are first of all many of the problems associated with the assumption of an isolated cognizing subject ( Ernest, 1991b ).
  • thing: Scotus's much bolder claim concerns intellectual intuitive cognition, by which the intellect cognizes a particular thing as existing at that very moment.
  • everything: You don't have to do anything for the " registering power " to cognize everything, it just is!