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Meanings of cognisant in English

Portuguese
informado

(Sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception.

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      Examples for "aware"
      1
      Fishing industry groups around the North Sea are aware of the threat.
      The Guardian
      2
      State authorities say they only became aware of the problem in 2000.
      Reuters
      3
      I have become aware of her great work over the past year.
      The Irish Times
      4
      He said Central province police have been made aware of the situation.
      Radio NZ
      5
      He too, is aware of problems with the current work permit system.
      Radio NZ
      1
      He added that the SEC is cognizant of the industry's cost concerns.
      Reuters
      2
      I was cognizant of the whole truth before I left the city.
      Beulah
      3
      Be cognizant of potentially coming down horizontally, and plan for the event.
      Rock and Ice Magazine
      4
      Gurira is very cognizant of how words can be manipulated and misconstrued.
      Ebony
      5
      She is cognizant in every word, in every gesture of exuding authority.
      The new yorker
      Usage of cognisant in English
      1
      Also they see things in the dark and are cognisant of evil.
      Hills and the Sea
      2
      The great ascetic Devasarman was fully cognisant of the disposition of women.
      The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 4 / Books 13...
      3
      That said we're pretty cognisant of the ESRB and the Manhunt thing.
      Wired
      4
      Being aware of Chinese politeness is also something to be cognisant of.
      The Irish Times
      5
      And fear ye God: Verily, God is cognisant of what ye do.
      The Koran (Al-Qur'an)
      6
      This man was cognisant of it, and if he, why not others!
      The House of the Whispering Pines
      7
      Wallace said he was cognisant of the important timelines involved in the matter.
      Jamaica Observer
      8
      The world is extremely cognisant of the bias and flawed western foreign policies.
      The Guardian
      9
      We must remain cognisant of the factors which were instrumental in achieving this.
      The Irish Times
      10
      I'm sorry, I'm not cognisant of that term's official weight, as it were.
      Surface detail
      11
      They were cognisant of the value, and extensively used warm fomentations.
      Oowikapun, or, How the Gospel reached the Nelson River Indians
      12
      But God is cognisant of your unbelief, and will bring you to account.
      The World's Greatest Books — Volume 13 — Religion and Philosophy
      13
      But they never fail to be cognisant of each other's temper.
      Character
      14
      It is just to keep people safe and people are really cognisant of that.
      Radio NZ
      15
      Be cognisant of the additional pressures they are under and keep remote meetings short.
      The Irish Times
      16
      Nor were the dogs the only cognisant or expectant animals.
      The Marquis of Lossie
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      Translations for cognisant
      Portuguese
      informadociente
      Cognisant through the time
      Cognisant across language varieties
      United Kingdom
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