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Synonym for cog [noun]

The synonym cog synonymous definition words:
means "mechanical transmission"
cogwheel, toothed wheel, pinion, sprocket, gear, speed
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Further results for the word "cog"

cogwheel [noun]

means "mechanical transmission"
gear, toothed wheel, pinion, sprocket, cog, speed

gear [noun]

means "thing"
cogwheel, toothed wheel, pinion, sprocket, cog, speed

pinion [noun]

means "mechanical transmission"
cogwheel, toothed wheel, gear, sprocket, cog, speed

ratchet [noun]

means "toothed wheel"
catch, cog, cogwheel, free wheel

sprocket [noun]

means "mechanical transmission"
cogwheel, toothed wheel, pinion, gear, cog, speed

tooth [noun]

means "thing"
point, tip, cog, tang, peg, barb


cogent [adjective]

means "convincing"
strong, influential, persuasive, resourceful, impressive

cogitate [verb]

means "ponder"
contemplate, study, think, reflect, meditate, muse, ruminate


cognate [adjective]

means "related by blood"
consanguine, kindred, related, akin

cognate [adjective]

means "allied in characteristics"
similar, related, comparable, alike, like


cognizance [noun]

means "observation"
attention, cognisance, notice, remark, heed, enlightenment, note

cognizant [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, conscious, attentive, knowing


absorption [noun]

means "preoccupation"
reverie, rumination, musing, cogitation, abstraction

abstraction [noun]

means "preoccupation"
reverie, rumination, musing, cogitation, absorption

acquaintance [noun]

means "familiarity"
awareness, experience, knowledge, intimacy, cognisance, cognizance

akin [adjective]

means "similar"
identical, matching, alike, same, like, cognate

alike [adjective]

means "agreement"
cognate

appreciation [noun]

means "grasp"
cognisance, cognizance, knowledge

appreciative [adjective]

means "aware"
cognisant, cognizant, responsive, understanding, comprehending, perceptive

aware [adjective]

means "mental condition"
conscious, cognisant, cognizant, observant, appreciative, attentive

comprehension [noun]

means "understanding"
knowledge, perception, awareness, cognisance, cognizance, grasp

connate [adjective]

means "related"
cognate, allied, joined, akin, alike

conscious [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, cognizant, cognisant, cognizant, sensitive, feeling

convincing [adjective]

means "persuasive"
impressive, swaying, moving, glib, mesmerizing, cogent

efficacious [adjective]

means "effective"
cogent, potent, persuasive, influential, convincing

enlightenment [noun]

means "observation"
attention, cognisance, cognizance, remark, heed, notice

epithet [noun]

means "appellation"
autograph, designation, denomination, cognomen, name

familiarity [noun]

means "acquaintance"
comprehension, knowledge, cognition, understanding, awareness

fathom [verb]

means "understand"
comprehend, know, perceive, discern, cognise, appreciate

forcible [adjective]

means "effective"
cogent, potent, forceful, efficacious, strong, conclusive

identical [adjective]

means "similar"
alike, matching, akin, same, like, cognate

influential [adjective]

means "effective"
cogent, convincing, effectual, efficacious, forcible, powerful

intimate [adjective]

means "deep"
detailed, exact, exacting, precise, cogent

keenness [noun]

means "acumen"
insight, cogency, astuteness, sharpness, acuteness, wisdom

kindred [adjective]

means "related by blood"
related, blood relationship, family, cognate, familial, kin

know [verb]

means "knowledge"
understand, comprehend, fathom, perceive, discern, cognise

knowing [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, cognizant

matching [adjective]

means "similar"
identical, alike, akin, same, like, cognate

meditate [verb]

means "ponder"
contemplate, study, think, reflect, cogitate, muse

name [noun]

means "thing"
appellation, autograph, designation, denomination, cognomen, epithet

news [noun]

means "knowledge"
tidings, cognisance, cognizance

notice [noun]

means "perception"
observation, attention, cognisance, cognizance, remark, heed

observance [noun]

means "notice"
cognisance, cognizance, heed, mark, awareness, attention

perception [noun]

means "perceiving"
apprehension, cognition, discernment, recognition, understanding

persuasive [adjective]

means "effective"
cogent, efficacious, potent, influential, convincing

plot [verb]

means "activity"
plan, manoeuvre, brew, cogitate, concoct, contrive

point [noun]

means "effect"
validity, cogency, effectiveness, force, punch

potent [adjective]

means "effective"
cogent, efficacious, persuasive, influential, convincing

powerful [adjective]

means "effective"
cogent, convincing, effectual, efficacious, forcible, influential

preoccupation [noun]

means "abstraction"
reverie, rumination, musing, cogitation, absorption

realisation [noun]

means "cognisance"
cognizance, perception, awareness, consciousness, recognition, comprehension, understanding, cognition

realization [noun]

means "cognizance"
cognisance, perception, awareness, consciousness, recognition, comprehension, understanding, cognition

reflect [verb]

means "think"
consider, contemplate, deliberate, ponder, cogitate, meditate

reflection [noun]

means "consideration"
cogitation

reverie [noun]

means "preoccupation"
abstraction, rumination, musing, cogitation, absorption

rumination [noun]

means "preoccupation"
reverie, abstraction, musing, cogitation, absorption

sensible [adjective]

means "aware"
informed, sensitive, cognisant, cognizant, attentive, conscious

sentient [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, cognizant

similar [adjective]

means "alike"
identical, matching, akin, same, like, cognate

speculate [verb]

means "conjecture"
hypothesize, cogitate, infer

strength [noun]

means "efficacy"
cogency, effectiveness, potency, soundness, validity

strong [adjective]

means "property"
convincing, cogent, influential, persuasive, resourceful, impressive, effective, cogent, potent, forceful, efficacious, forcible

study [noun]

means "activity"
meditation, contemplation, reflection, cogitation, rumination, thought

think [verb]

means "process"
contemplate, ponder, cogitate, meditate, consider, regard


title [noun]

means "subject"
name, designation, appellation, cognomen, denomination, epithet

understand [verb]

means "sense"
perceive, digest, cognise, learn, hear

understanding [noun]

means "comprehension"
intelligence, cognition, handle, grasp, grip, awareness

visualisation [noun]

means "grasp"
cognisance, cognizance, knowledge

visualization [noun]

means "grasp"
cognisance, cognizance, knowledge

well-founded [adjective]

means "probable"
true, cogent

wheel [noun]

means "thing"
disk, roller, hoop, cogwheel, sprocket

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