agnise Antonyms
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Meaning of agnise
Wordnet
agnise (v)
be fully aware or cognizant of
agnise Sentence Examples
- As she carefully examined the intricate details, she began to agnise the subtle nuances in the artwork.
- It took a moment for him to agnise the familiar face in the crowded room.
- The detective's keen eye allowed him to agnise the crucial evidence that others might have overlooked.
- Only after thorough research did the scientist agnise the significance of the newly discovered phenomenon.
- Despite the initial confusion, she eventually started to agnise the hidden patterns in the complex data set.
- The teacher patiently guided the students until they could agnise the correct answers on their own.
- With experience, he learned to agnise the early signs of a potential problem in the machinery.
- Through careful observation, the birdwatcher could agnise various species based on their distinctive features.
- It took some time for the historian to agnise the historical context that shaped the events in the ancient manuscript.
- The chef's refined palate allowed him to agnise the subtle flavors that made the dish truly exceptional.
FAQs About the word agnise
be fully aware or cognizant of
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As she carefully examined the intricate details, she began to agnise the subtle nuances in the artwork.
It took a moment for him to agnise the familiar face in the crowded room.
The detective's keen eye allowed him to agnise the crucial evidence that others might have overlooked.
Only after thorough research did the scientist agnise the significance of the newly discovered phenomenon.
