Dictionary definition of excogitate

1. During the brainstorming session, team members were asked to excogitate new ideas.
2. The chess grandmaster took his time to excogitate a series of strategic moves.
3. Before starting the project, they met to excogitate the potential challenges ahead.
4. Every evening, we excogitate strategies for the upcoming business meeting.
5. In the silence of the library, students excogitate on their theses.
6. To solve this complex puzzle, we must excogitate a fresh approach.
7. He would often excogitate his thoughts into poetry, revealing his profound wisdom.
8. Through meditation, monks excogitate philosophical truths.
9. As she gazed at the painting, she began to excogitate its hidden meanings.
10. Engineers frequently excogitate innovative technologies to improve our quality of life.
11. Criminals excogitate cunning plans, but detectives are always a step ahead.
12. Mathematicians excogitate new theories to push the boundaries of our understanding.
13. Writers often excogitate intriguing plot twists to keep readers on their toes.
14. We should excogitate all possible outcomes before making a crucial decision.
15. In this challenging economy, we need to excogitate new ways to stay profitable.
16. At the intersection of art and science, creators excogitate unique concepts.
17. Researchers excogitate potential cures for diseases that have long plagued humanity.
18. When he started to excogitate ideas for his novel, it was as if a new world opened up to him.
19. As a philosopher, she loved to excogitate about the mysteries of the universe.
20. The team began to excogitate strategies for the upcoming championship game.
21. With the current environmental crisis, we need to excogitate sustainable solutions quickly.