cunctative

Meanings

• slow in making a decision or taking action

  - "She was a cunctative leader, always taking her time to consider all options before making a decision."
  - "Despite being cunctative in nature, the new AI assistant was able to quickly process large amounts of data and provide accurate information in a timely manner."

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Rhymes

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contative , delative , inative , innative , evative , devative

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Homophones

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1. cuncurrent, cunning, cunt, cumulative, comative, comatose, commatative
   

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Variants

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cunctation , cunctations , cunctative

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Forms

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cunctative (adjective), cunctative (noun), cunctatively (adverb), cunctative-ly (adverb)

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Etymology

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Derived from the Latin word 'cunctus', meaning 'every' or 'all', and the suffix '-ative', meaning 'giving' or 'providing'. The word 'cunctative' therefore means 'slow in making a decision or taking action, but thorough and deliberate in nature'.

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Related Concepts

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1. deliberation: The act of carefully considering all the relevant facts, arguments, and perspectives before making a decision or taking an action.

2. prudence: The quality of being cautious, careful, and sensible in one's actions, decisions, and judgments, especially in uncertain, complex, or risky situations.

3. patience: The ability to endure or tolerate delays, difficulties, frustrations, hardships, inconveniences, obstacles, setbacks, trials, tribulations, waiting periods, or other challenging situations without becoming annoyed, frustrated, impatient, restless, or upset.

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Culture

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In literature, the word 'cunctative' has been used to describe characters who are deliberate and thoughtful in their decision-making. In art, the concept of 'cunctative' has been explored through the use of slow, deliberate movements and the depiction of characters who are contemplative and introspective. In music, the term 'cunctative' has been used to describe compositions that are characterized by their slow, deliberate tempo and their use of intricate, nuanced harmonies.

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