"recogitate" meaning in English

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      "expansion": "Latin recōgitō",
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      "form": "recogitates",
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        "To think or ponder."
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        "(formal) To think or ponder."
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          "ref": "1835, The Question of the Irish Church (page 5)",
          "text": "It is hardly possible, indeed, that your Lordship should not have given the subject a deep and attentive consideration; but it is surely not too much, in an affair of such immense importance, to ask of you to recogitate the matter. You have, no doubt, considered it as a religious man; and as a religious man I conjure you to consider it again: […]"
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        "To cogitate again; reconsider."
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          "reconsider",
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  "word": "recogitate"
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      "form": "recogitated",
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        "To think or ponder."
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