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Meanings of knowing in anglès
Highly educated; having extensive information or understanding.
Synonyms
Examples for "deliberate"
Examples for "deliberate"
1
The climax is in the deliberate falsehood contained in the closing words.
2
I accept, of course, his assurance that there was no deliberate connection.
3
It required a deliberate effort of will to accept the fantastic truth.
4
Syrian authorities have denied any deliberate targeting of civilians in the conflict.
5
And that often meant that events moved with an extraordinarily deliberate slowness.
1
Earlier this year it restated financial results after discovering intentional accounting errors.
2
And the very quiver in his voice seemed in a manner intentional.
3
The fable in Greece originated in an intentional travesty of human affairs.
4
Untoward events involving radioactive material, either accidental or intentional, are potentially devastating.
5
The two-thousand-plus intentional nuclear bomb detonations in the name of weapons testing.
Usage of knowing in anglès
1
She should not have taken such a risk, not knowing the situation.
2
He said: If you don't know that, you know nothing worth knowing.
3
But there is, of course, no knowing what the future may bring.
4
It's a good feeling, though: the feeling of knowing anything can happen.
5
And knowing that, she was able to change the balance of power.
6
I settled for knowing that I had given Ivy a good home.
7
What level of violence this was, I had no way of knowing.
8
It is all-knowing and the foremost Teacher in the school of existence.
9
Giving is not all; the art lies in knowing how to give.
10
The key to staying safe was knowing the rules of the situation.
11
She had no way of knowing where they'd taken him, of course.
12
Ireland is not unique in not quite knowing which way to turn.
13
House pretty full, knowing crisis at hand; Government Whips scouting for Members.
14
Not knowing how long this game might continue, Catelyn wasted no time.
15
Hope that knowing the risk factors is a step towards modifying them.
16
But even in crossing the Channel there is everything in knowing how.
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Knowing through the time
Knowing across language varieties
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