Capable of being thought about or conceived; within the realm of human thought or imagination.
From Latin 'cogitabilis' (thinkable), derived from 'cogitare' (to think) plus the suffix '-able' (capable of being). This philosophical term suggests something the mind can grasp.
Philosophers use 'cogitable' to describe ideas that are actually thinkable—which might sound simple until you try to think about time or infinity, and you realize not everything is cogitable!
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