Definition of Knowing in English :

Define Knowing in English

Knowing meaning in English

Meaning of Knowing in English

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Knowing pronunciation in English

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Knowing

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Noun

1. knowing

a clear and certain mental apprehension

Adjective

2. knowing, wise, wise to

evidencing the possession of inside information

3. intentional, knowing

characterized by conscious design or purpose

Example Sentences:
'intentional damage'
'a knowing attempt to defraud'
'a willful waste of time'

4. knowing, knowledgeable

alert and fully informed

Example Sentences:
'a knowing collector of rare books'
'surprisingly knowledgeable about what was going on'

5. knowing, knowledgeable, learned, lettered, well-educated, well-read

highly educated; having extensive information or understanding

Example Sentences:
'knowing instructors'
'a knowledgeable critic'
'a knowledgeable audience'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Knowing

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adjective
1. 
suggesting secret information or knowledge
2. 
wise, shrewd, or clever
3. 
deliberate; intentional
noun
4.  there is no knowing

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Knowing

see synonyms of knowing
adjective
1. 
having knowledge or information
2. 
shrewd; clever
3. 
implying shrewd understanding or possession of secret or inside information
a knowing look
4. 
deliberate; intentional
noun
5. 
awareness or familiarity

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Knowing

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adj.
1. Possessing knowledge, information, or understanding: very knowing about transportation costs.
2. Showing clever awareness and resourcefulness; shrewd and worldly: "Even so knowing a young ruffian as William Chaloner would have had no preparation for the shock of London" (Thomas Levenson).
3. Suggestive of secret or private knowledge: a knowing glance.
4. Deliberate; conscious: a knowing attempt to defraud.
5. Archaic Fashionable; stylish: "Many young men ... drove about town in very knowing gigs" (Jane Austen).

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