Antonyms for cognitivelycog·ni·tive·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. cognitivelyadverb

   with regard to cognition

   "cognitively skillful"

How to use cognitively in a sentence?

1. Pankaj Kapahi:

   At best, they’re telling you something about a very small aspect of aging, for example, grip strength is also a biological age predictor, how active you are is a predictor, and we all know people who fall apart physically but are cognitively all there, so you also need to test cognitive aging.

2. Christiane Northrup:

   People are getting disoriented -- kind of starting to lose it cognitively.

3. Jessica Zwerling:

   As we get older the brain can get smaller, so the bridging veins can have small bleeds and patients may need to be screened cognitively with an examination as well as imaging to look for subtle chronic subdural hematomas that can interfere with walking and cognition and cause chronic complaints.

4. Dan Fichter:

   You can watch a lot of training videos and you can read all the handbooks. You can get cognitively how this is supposed to go. But actually doing it and feeling the feelings of being in one of these conversations, even if it's simulated, is just a different kind of learning experience.

5. Jace Oliverson:

   It's still going to be a long road for him, even though he's progressed to the point to where he's cognitively there and he can physically move( and) understand what's going on, it's still going to take a lot of time.

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