IPA: /ˈsɛrəˌbreɪt/
KK: /sɛˈrɛˌbreɪt/
To think or use one's mind to reason about something.
She needed to cerebrate before making a decision.
Past: cerebrated
Past Participle: cerebrated
Cerebrate → It is formed from "cerebrum" (from Latin, meaning brain) and the suffix "-ate" (meaning to perform an action). The word "cerebrate" means to think or use one's brain actively.
Think of the Latin word for brain, 'cerebrum', to remember that 'cerebrate' means to think or use your brain.