ppl. a. [f. prec. verb + -ED1.] Thought out, contrived, devised.
a. 1619. Fotherby, Atheom., I. vii. § 3 (1622), 53. An excogitated and composed tale, to deceiue the world.
1814. Chalmers, Evid. Chr. Revel., x. 267. An assumed or excogitated principle of our own.
1869. J. Martineau, Ess., II. 177. An excogitated system arising by the evolution of pure thought.