Meanings of say knowingly in English

Legal experts say knowingly soliciting information from a foreign entity would also be illegal.

Police say knowingly passing a counterfeit note is a crime and potentially punishable by a lengthy prison term.

When I say knowingly, I mean, knowing what it is to be a child of God, and to be born again.

I have often tasted them-thosedelicious tears, and I can say knowingly that the ancient physicians were right, and that the modern are wrong.

I'll warrant you've had little of laughter in your young life, she said knowingly.

Another said knowingly, "They'll go for the Frogs."

"No, I think I'll just invite some boys over," Vivian said knowingly.

"Ask him about Moira Shea sometime-thenyou'll see," Horace said knowingly.

"Mona's wanted to drop her for a couple months now," Noelle said knowingly.

"But maybe you won't get to sleep that easily?" Colonel Sanders said knowingly.

"As they are now, so once was I," he said knowingly.

The Scottish Conservatives' Holyrood leader, Ruth Davidson, said knowingly taking public transport after testing positive for Covid-19 put lives at risk.

"Just one," Parker said knowingly, thinking back to what Nolan had done to her.

"He wants to cross-examine me, you mean," Kendra said knowingly.

"She's probably supporting him, and the kids," Sasha said knowingly.

"It's Doodle Dog, isn't it," April said knowingly, impressed with her own analytical skills.