Cerebrate

The politician had to cerebrate before answering the reporter's question.

I like to cerebrate on my dreams and aspirations.

The company's executives need to cerebrate on how to improve their profits.

I need to cerebrate carefully before I make a decision.

He couldn't cerebrate well because he was distracted by his phone.

She likes to cerebrate about her future goals before taking any action.

We should cerebrate before making a decision about this sensitive issue.

We need to cerebrate and come up with a plan to improve our company's profits.

It's important to cerebrate before giving a speech.

I need to cerebrate on the best approach to solve this math problem.

They like to cerebrate on the meaning of life.

The professor asked the students to cerebrate on the implications of climate change.

She likes to cerebrate on the beauty of nature.

She loves to cerebrate about the future possibilities of her business.

The team is trying to cerebrate a new marketing strategy to boost sales.

We must cerebrate on how to address the current environmental crisis.

The board of directors will cerebrate on the proposed budget for the next fiscal year.

Let's cerebrate on what to do for the upcoming project.

The committee needs to cerebrate on the agenda for the next meeting.

I need to cerebrate on a new strategy to boost our sales.

I'm going to cerebrate on whether or not to accept the job offer.

She needed some time alone to cerebrate on her relationship and decide what to do next.

The team needs to cerebrate on the best strategy to win the game.

The teacher asked her students to cerebrate on the moral implications of the story they had read.

I need to cerebrate more about the pros and cons of buying a new car.