cognoscible (Meaning)
cognoscible (a)
capable of being known
cognoscible (a.)
Capable of being known.
Liable to judicial investigation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cognoscible
Synonyms:
- luminous
- unequivocal
- comprehensible
- decided
- knowable
- obvious
- understandable
- patent
- apparent
- manifest
- evident
- intelligible
- transparent
- plain
- lucid
- distinct
- pellucid
- crystal clear
Antonyms:
- obscure
- enigmatic
- unclear
- mysterious
- obscure
- dark
- indecipherable
- unclarified
- unintelligible
- equivocal
- indistinct
- incomprehensible
- dark
- clouded
- indistinct
- incomprehensible
- ambiguous
- unclear
- unknowable
- mysterious
- indecipherable
- equivocal
- unintelligible
- cryptic
- unknowable
- enigmatic
- unclarified
- clouded
- cryptic
- ambiguous
Synonyms:
- open-and-shut
- unmistakable
- broad
- overt
- clear-cut
- recognizable
- simple
- barefaced
- visible
- observable
- self-explanatory
- perceptible
- tangible
- unambivalent
- bright-line
- ringing
- cognizable
- fathomable
- self-evident
- perspicuous
- bald
- clean-cut
- digestible
- clear
- uncomplicated
- luculent
- tidy
- palpable
- comprehendible
- unambiguous
- nonambiguous
- straightforward
- graspable
Antonyms:
- gray
- subtle
- subtle
- hazy
- slippery
- impalpable
- misty
- enigmatical
- cloudy
- noncommittal
- misty
- grey
- nonobvious
- insensible
- inappreciable
- unfathomable
- grey
- gray
- obfuscated
- imperceptible
- unfathomable
- vague
- indefinite
- sketchy
- indeterminate
- indefinite
- slippery
- nonobvious
- hazy
- enigmatical
- impalpable
- inappreciable
- unapparent
- obfuscated
- indeterminate
- vague
- unapparent
- imperceptible
- insensible
- sketchy
- cloudy
- noncommittal
cognoscible Sentence Examples
- The evidence presented in court was clear and cognoscible to the jury.
- In scientific experiments, researchers strive to produce results that are easily cognoscible to their peers.
- The intricate patterns in the artwork were cognoscible only to those with a keen eye for detail.
- The implications of the new law were not immediately cognoscible to the public.
- Through careful analysis, the detective made the hidden clues cognoscible to the investigation team.
- The subtle changes in the landscape were only cognoscible to those who had lived in the area for years.
- The nuances of the language were cognoscible to native speakers but posed challenges for learners.
- The philosophical concept was complex but became more cognoscible with further study and reflection.
- The data visualizations made the trends in the market more cognoscible to investors.
- The ancient manuscript's meaning was not readily cognoscible without expertise in the language and historical context.
FAQs About the word cognoscible
capable of being knownCapable of being known., Liable to judicial investigation.
luminous, unequivocal, comprehensible, decided, knowable, obvious, understandable, patent, apparent, manifest
obscure, enigmatic, unclear, mysterious, obscure, dark, indecipherable, unclarified, unintelligible, equivocal
The evidence presented in court was clear and cognoscible to the jury.
In scientific experiments, researchers strive to produce results that are easily cognoscible to their peers.
The intricate patterns in the artwork were cognoscible only to those with a keen eye for detail.
The implications of the new law were not immediately cognoscible to the public.
