incogitant

[ in-koj-i-tuhnt ]

adjective

1. thoughtless; inconsiderate.
2. not having the faculty of thought.

incogitant

/ ɪnˈkɒdʒɪtənt /

adjective

1. rare.
   thoughtless

Other Words From

• in·cogi·tant·ly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of incogitant¹

First recorded in 1620–30; from Latin incōgitant-, equivalent to in- negative prefix + cōgitant- (stem of cōgitāns ), present participle of cōgitāre “to think”; in- ³ cogitate, -ant

Word History and Origins

Origin of incogitant¹

C17: from Latin incōgitāns, from in- ¹+ cōgitāre to think

Example Sentences

You will see how difficult it would be if it were attempted to eradicate the indolent, careless, incogitant habits so formed in youth.

From Project Gutenberg

Incogitant making, will end in unconscionable breaking of covenant; and, if need be, in a cursed abjuration of it; for rash swearing is a precipice to forswearing.

From Project Gutenberg