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Meanings of cognizant in English

Portuguese
informado

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

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Usage of cognizant in English
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
6
Only open the window to pay and be cognizant of your surroundings.
The South African
7
He knew it well, and was cognizant with its every legal quiddity.
Cousin Henry
8
Being cognizant of race doesn't always require you to call it out.
The Guardian
9
But be cognizant that the shift away from utilities has already begun.
Reuters
10
On a sudden he is vividly cognizant of his overwhelming spiritual worth.
The Boss of Little Arcady
11
She kept Arethusa fully cognizant of what her heart most earnestly desired.
The Heart of Arethusa
12
She is cognizant of all his movements, and of all his plans.
Mademoiselle of Monte Carlo
13
Big lesson in proceeding rapidly while not fully cognizant of the mission.
Bare Bones
14
She walked with him, cognizant of the possessiveness implied by his touch.
Stroke of Enticement
15
How can they be witnesses, if they cannot see and be cognizant?
Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Volume 1
16
There is no evidence of which I am cognizant in favor of purgatives.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 299, September 24, 1881
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Translations for cognizant
Portuguese
informadociente
Cognizant through the time
Cognizant across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common