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knowingness

/ˈnəʊ.ɪŋ.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de celui qui sait, qui est informé ou perspicace, avec une pointe de finesse ou de complicité dans la compréhension.

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noun

/ˈnəʊ.ɪŋ.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de celui qui sait, qui est informé ou perspicace, avec une pointe de finesse ou de complicité dans la compréhension.

A noun referring to the quality or state of having knowledge, awareness, or shrewdness demonstrated by understanding.

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  1. Possession of knowledgeC1formal

    The state or quality of having knowledge or being aware of something.

    frfait de savoir, connaissance

    • Her knowingness about the subject impressed the committee.
    • The detective's knowingness of the case details was crucial.
    • His knowingness of local customs helped him navigate the region.

    Synonymesapprehensionawarenesscognizancecomprehensionconsciousnessknowledgerecognitionunderstanding

    Antonymesignorancenescienceunawareness

  2. Shrewdness or perceptivenessC2formal

    The quality of being shrewd, perceptive, or showing clever understanding, often demonstrated through subtle cues.

    frPerspicacité malicieuse

    • The negotiator's knowingness allowed him to anticipate the other party's moves.
    • She gave a smile full of knowingness, indicating she understood the hidden meaning.
    • His knowingness in business matters made him a valuable advisor.

    Synonymesacumenastutenessclevernessdiscernmentinsightperceptivenessperspicacitysagacityshrewdnessunderstanding

    Antonymesignoranceinnocencenaivetyobtusenessstupidity

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  • knowingnesses plural form
  • knowingnesses' possessive plural form
  • knowingness's possessive singular form
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