cognisant (Meaning)
Wordnet
cognisant (a)
(sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception
Synonyms & Antonyms of cognisant
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
cognisant Sentence Examples
- The pilot, always **cognisant** of potential turbulence, adjusted the flight path for a smoother journey.
- The experienced negotiator remained **cognisant** of cultural differences while conducting talks with foreign delegates.
- The artist, **cognisant** of her limitations, sought feedback from her mentor to improve her technique.
- The teacher, **cognisant** of different learning styles, used diverse teaching methods to engage all students.
- The doctor gently broke the news to the patient, ensuring he was **cognisant** of all treatment options.
- The ethical committee, **cognisant** of the potential risks, carefully reviewed the scientific research proposal.
- The company, **cognisant** of its environmental impact, implemented sustainable practices in its production process.
- The writer, **cognisant** of her audience, adjusted the tone and language of her work accordingly.
- The lawyer, **cognisant** of legal precedents, prepared a strong defense for her client in court.
- The traveler, **cognisant** of local customs, dressed modestly out of respect for the culture.
FAQs About the word cognisant
(sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pilot, always **cognisant** of potential turbulence, adjusted the flight path for a smoother journey.
The experienced negotiator remained **cognisant** of cultural differences while conducting talks with foreign delegates.
The artist, **cognisant** of her limitations, sought feedback from her mentor to improve her technique.
The teacher, **cognisant** of different learning styles, used diverse teaching methods to engage all students.
