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Synonym for know [verb]

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know [verb]

means "effect"
experience, undergo, sustain, suffer, see, have

know [verb]

means "comparison"
discriminate, differentiate, distinguish, separate, difference

know [verb]

means "activity"
befriend, acquaint, familiarise, familiarize, introduce
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comprehend [verb]

means "understand"
assimilate, know

discern [verb]

means "notice"
know, note, apprehend, make out, penetrate, behold

discriminate [verb]

means "distinguish"
know, sift, differentiate, separate, notice, set apart

distinguish [verb]

means "discern"
notice, note, detect, see, discover, know

fathom [verb]

means "understand"
comprehend, know, perceive, discern, cognise, appreciate

feel [verb]

means "activity"
experience, sense, know, perceive, savour, observe

identify [verb]

means "recognise"
know, distinguish, make out, tell, detect, perceive

make out [verb]

means "notice"
know, note, apprehend, discern, penetrate, behold

recognise [verb]

means "identify"
know, distinguish, make out, tell, detect, perceive

recognize [verb]

means "identify"
know, distinguish, make out, tell, detect, perceive

see [verb]

means "feeling"
experience, feel, know, undergo, suffer

taste [verb]

means "perception"
experience, undergo, feel, perceive, know

acknowledged [adjective]

means "commonly accepted"
accepted, known, avowed, proclaimed, admitted, certified

know-how [noun]

means "expertise"
mastery, savoir-faire, ability, knowledge, skill, training, experience

know-it-all [noun]

means "smart aleck"
egotist, busybody

know-it-all [adjective]

means "arrogant"
pretentious, egotistical, show-off, conceited, boastful


knowing [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, cognizant, attentive, conscious


knowledge [noun]

means "understanding"
comprehension, perception, judgement, wisdom, insight, discernment, apprehension

knowledge [noun]

means "information"
wisdom, learning, enlightenment, erudition, lore, science, scholarship

knowledgeable [adjective]

means "familiar with"
learned, conversant, associating, practiced, acquainted, proficient

known [adjective]

means "knowledge"
understood, conceived, recognised, recognized, learned

known [adjective]

means "fact"
accepted, acknowledged, avowed, proclaimed, admitted, certified, established

known [adjective]

means "characteristic"
familiar, recognised, recognized, famous, well-known, notorious, prominent, noted, proverbial

acquaintance [noun]

means "familiarity"
awareness, experience, knowledge, intimacy, cognisance, cognizance

appreciation [noun]

means "grasp"
cognisance, cognizance, knowledge

apprehension [noun]

means "idea"
knowledge, opinion, sentiment, view, sense, belief

boaster [noun]

means "braggart"
know-it-all, windbag, show-off

braggart [noun]

means "boaster"
know-it-all, windbag, show-off

brains [noun]

means "reason"
intellect, knowledge, reasoning, intelligence, sense, mind

cognition [noun]

means "acquaintance"
comprehension, knowledge, familiarity, understanding, awareness

cognizant [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, conscious, attentive, knowing

comprehension [noun]

means "understanding"
knowledge, perception, awareness, cognisance, cognizance, grasp

conscious [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, cognizant, attentive, knowing, sentient, rational, reasoning, sensible

conversant [adjective]

means "familiar with"
learned, knowledgeable, associating, practiced, acquainted, proficient

dope [noun]

means "information"
scoop, account, details, knowledge

edification [noun]

means "education"
knowledge, enlightenment, learning, guidance, instruction, improvement

egotist [noun]

means "smart aleck"
know-it all, busybody

erudite [adjective]

means "learned"
scholarly, educated, knowledgeable, enlightened

familiarity [noun]

means "acquaintance"
comprehension, knowledge, cognition, understanding, awareness

illumination [noun]

means "enlightenment"
information, teaching, education, edification, erudition, knowledge

learning [verb]

means "understanding"
knowing, investigating, questioning

literacy [noun]

means "education"
refinement, knowledge, scholarship, lucidity, ability

mastery [noun]

means "ability"
knowledge

meaning [adjective]

means "meaningful"
significant, poignant, expressive, pointed, knowing

noted [adjective]

means "familiar"
known, proverbial

old [adjective]

means "property"
familiar, known

pedagogue [noun]

means "pedant"
conventionalist, dogmatist, bigot, know-it-all

pragmatic [adjective]

means "rational"
knowing

proverbial [adjective]

means "familiar"
noted, known

public [adjective]

means "property"
unrestricted, open, accessible, known, free

recognised [adjective]

means "understood"
conceived, known, recognized, learned

recognized [adjective]

means "understood"
conceived, recognised, known, learned

sense [noun]

means "mental condition"
reason, intellect, knowledge, reasoning, intelligence, brains

sentient [adjective]

means "aware"
known, awake, keen, alert, cognisant, cognizant, attentive, knowing

show-off [noun]

means "boaster"
know-it-all, windbag, braggart

thinking [adjective]

means "rational"
knowing

training [noun]

means "credentials"
knowledge

visualisation [noun]

means "grasp"
cognisance, cognizance, knowledge

visualization [noun]

means "grasp"
cognisance, cognizance, knowledge

windbag [noun]

means "boaster"
know-it-all, braggart, show-off

wisdom [noun]

means "intelligence"
knowledge, learning, enlightenment, erudition, perspicacity, information

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