Usually means: Awareness and understanding of one's thinking.
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  1. metacognitive: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  2. metacognitive: Wordnik
  3. metacognitive: Wiktionary
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▸ adjective:  Pertaining to metacognition.

Similar:
metacognitional, metaconceptual, metalinguistic, metaperceptive, metacommunicative, metaperceptual, metapragmatic, metareflective, metametaphysical, metamnemonic, more...

Opposite:
uncognitive, non-metacognitive, instinctive

Phrases:
Metacognitive therapy, Metacognitive training, more...

Adjectives:
more, conceptual, factual, such, cognitive, inherently

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Similar:
metacognitional, metaconceptual, metalinguistic, metaperceptive, metacommunicative, metaperceptual, metapragmatic, metareflective, metametaphysical, metamnemonic, more...

Opposite:
uncognitive, non-metacognitive, instinctive

Phrases:
Metacognitive therapy, Metacognitive training, more...

Adjectives:
more, conceptual, factual, such, cognitive, inherently



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