cognizing (Meaning)

cognizing

know, understand

Cognizing the need for renewal, the company embarked on a comprehensive restructuring plan.
The researcher emphasized the importance of cognizing the biases within their own experiments.
The therapist asked the patient to focus on cognizing their emotions without judgment.
Cognizing the power of positive reinforcement, the teacher rewarded students for their efforts.
The artist's abstract paintings invited viewers to experience the world through cognizing its hidden meanings.
The philosopher questioned the nature of reality, cognizing that human perception is subjective.
The historian delved into primary sources, cognizing the nuances of the past and its impact on the present.
Cognizing the cultural differences between the two countries, the diplomat navigated negotiations with sensitivity.
The lawyer argued convincingly, cognizing the strength of the case and its potential outcomes.
The young child, cognizing the object permanence of a toy, could return to find it even after it had been hidden.

know, understand

recognizing, seeing, understanding, perceiving, grasping,knowing, deciphering, appreciating, comprehending, realizing

missing, mistaking, misreading, misconstruing, misinterpreting,misunderstanding, misapprehending, misconceiving,misperceiving

Cognizing the need for renewal, the company embarked on a comprehensive restructuring plan.

The researcher emphasized the importance of cognizing the biases within their own experiments.

The therapist asked the patient to focus on cognizing their emotions without judgment.

Cognizing the power of positive reinforcement, the teacher rewarded students for their efforts.