agnition Antonyms
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Meaning of agnition
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agnition (n.)
Acknowledgment.
agnition Sentence Examples
- The sudden agnition of her mistake left her feeling embarrassed in front of the entire audience.
- His agnition of the complex mathematical theorem was met with admiration from his peers.
- The student's agnition of the professor's point led to a breakthrough in their understanding of the subject.
- Through careful analysis, the scientist achieved agnition of the undiscovered element's properties.
- The detective's sharp agnition of the crime scene details quickly led to the apprehension of the suspect.
- The artist's agnition of the perfect color palette brought life and vibrancy to the canvas.
- It wasn't until the final chapter that the reader experienced a sudden agnition of the novel's overarching theme.
- The engineer's agnition of the faulty design prevented a potential disaster in the construction project.
- With each new clue, the investigator gained a deeper agnition of the criminal's motives.
- The therapist guided the patient toward agnition of the underlying emotions contributing to their anxiety.
FAQs About the word agnition
Acknowledgment.
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The sudden agnition of her mistake left her feeling embarrassed in front of the entire audience.
His agnition of the complex mathematical theorem was met with admiration from his peers.
The student's agnition of the professor's point led to a breakthrough in their understanding of the subject.
Through careful analysis, the scientist achieved agnition of the undiscovered element's properties.
