1. capable of being thought about or conceived
Usage: formal

Examples

• The philosopher argued that only cogitable ideas could be subjects of rational discourse.
• Is it cogitable that such a complex system arose by pure chance?
• The scientist presented several cogitable explanations for the unusual phenomenon.
• In medieval philosophy, the distinction between cogitable and incogitable concepts was crucial.
• The theory offers a cogitable framework for understanding human behavior.
• Some mysteries remain beyond what is cogitable by the human mind.