incognizance (Meaning)

Wordnet

incognizance (n)

a lack of knowledge or recognition

Webster

Failure to cognize, apprehended, or notice.

No strong antonyms found.

The stranger's incognizance of local customs led to several awkward encounters.
The child's incognizance of the dangers of the forest made it crucial to establish clear boundaries.
Their incognizance of the impending storm left them unprepared for its fury.
The team's incognizance of the competitor's strengths resulted in a humiliating defeat.
The company's incognizance of the changing market trends caused significant losses.
The patient's incognizance of his own illness was a major concern for the medical team.
The politician's incognizance of the public's sentiments led to a loss of credibility.
The artist's incognizance of art history resulted in derivative and unoriginal work.
The historian's incognizance of primary sources weakened the validity of their research.
The citizen's incognizance of their rights left them vulnerable to exploitation.

a lack of knowledge or recognitionFailure to cognize, apprehended, or notice.

ignorance, unfamiliarity, unawareness,innocence, obliviousness, benightedness, naïveté , nescience, cluelessness,inexperience

cognizance, experience, acquaintance, acquaintance, familiarity,awareness, experience, awareness, familiarity, cognizance

The stranger's incognizance of local customs led to several awkward encounters.

The child's incognizance of the dangers of the forest made it crucial to establish clear boundaries.

Their incognizance of the impending storm left them unprepared for its fury.

The team's incognizance of the competitor's strengths resulted in a humiliating defeat.