knowing (Meaning)
knowing (n)
a clear and certain mental apprehension
knowing (s)
evidencing the possession of inside information
characterized by conscious design or purpose
alert and fully informed
highly educated; having extensive information or understanding
knowing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Know
knowing (a.)
Skilful; well informed; intelligent; as, a knowing man; a knowing dog.
Artful; cunning; as, a knowing rascal.
knowing (n.)
Knowledge; hence, experience.
Synonyms & Antonyms of knowing
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- vigilant
- with-it
- observant
- attentive
- open-eyed
- sharp
- clued (in)
- observing
- watchful
- sharp-eyed
- forewarned
Antonyms:
knowing Sentence Examples
- Knowing my strengths and weaknesses is crucial for setting realistic goals.
- The teacher emphasizes the importance of knowing the basic concepts for the upcoming exam.
- Despite knowing the dangers, the climber decided to ascend the treacherous mountain.
- Having a solid understanding of the historical context is essential for knowing the significance of a certain event.
- The doctor skillfully analyzed the patient's symptoms, knowing the rare condition that could be causing the illness.
- Knowing the risks involved, the scientist cautiously conducted the experiment, taking necessary precautions.
- The experienced traveler knew the shortcuts through the maze-like streets of the unfamiliar city.
- She embraced the opportunity to try new things, knowing that it would broaden her horizons and enrich her life.
- We must respect others' beliefs and perspectives, knowing that we can learn from our differences.
- The detective pieced together the clues, knowing the criminal's motive is crucial for solving the case.
FAQs About the word knowing
a clear and certain mental apprehension, evidencing the possession of inside information, characterized by conscious design or purpose, alert and fully informed
aware,alerted, informed, prepared, alert, warned, ready, wise, in the know, hip
oblivious,unaware, unconscious, uninformed, unaware, unconscious, uninformed, oblivious, unknowing, heedless
Knowing my strengths and weaknesses is crucial for setting realistic goals.
The teacher emphasizes the importance of knowing the basic concepts for the upcoming exam.
Despite knowing the dangers, the climber decided to ascend the treacherous mountain.
Having a solid understanding of the historical context is essential for knowing the significance of a certain event.
