knew (Meaning)

Webster

knew (imp.)

of Know.

of Know

No weak antonyms found.

Melanie knew she had encountered the world's most adorable cat when it meowed at her with the same pitch as her favorite Disney princess.
Terry knew his lecture would be both riveting and informative based on the scintillating book chapters he had delved into the previous week.
The chef knew that Michelin stars would soon adorn her restaurant's entrance sign after sampling the tantalizing dish she had crafted.
The wise sage knew that serenity lay in embracing the present moment, a concept that many struggled to comprehend.
With unerring precision, the detective knew that the final piece of evidence would unravel the convoluted mystery, leading to the unmasking of the perpetrator.
Jason knew that the arduous trek to the mountain's summit would be worth the breathtaking panorama that awaited him upon arrival.
In the grand tapestry of life, Emily knew that every thread held significance, weaving together a intricate pattern of experiences and emotions.
The CEO knew that success would only be achieved through the tireless efforts of his dedicated team, whose unwavering commitment inspired him daily.
Sophia knew that true beauty lay not in conformity, but in celebrating one's own individuality, a principle she held dear to her heart.
Even as he stood at life's twilight, Grandpa Max knew that learning was a lifelong pursuit, and he eagerly soaked up knowledge from every encounter and every book.

of Know., of Know

understood, appreciated, grasped,comprehended, savvied, cognized, apprehended, perceived, fathomed, had

misperceived, misperceived, misunderstood, misapprehended, misinterpreted,misunderstood, misinterpreted, misapprehended, misconceived, misconceived

Melanie knew she had encountered the world's most adorable cat when it meowed at her with the same pitch as her favorite Disney princess.

Terry knew his lecture would be both riveting and informative based on the scintillating book chapters he had delved into the previous week.

The chef knew that Michelin stars would soon adorn her restaurant's entrance sign after sampling the tantalizing dish she had crafted.

The wise sage knew that serenity lay in embracing the present moment, a concept that many struggled to comprehend.