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Traditional English :: knowing
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knowingness.html - n. & adj. --n. the state of being aware or informed of any thing. --adj. 1 usu. derog. cunning; sly.
2 showing knowledge; shrewd. there is no knowing no one can tell. |
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Traditional English :: knowingly
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knowingness.html - adv.
1 consciously; intentionally (had never knowingly injured him).
2 in a knowing manner (smiled knowingly). |
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Traditional English :: knowing
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knowingness.html - n. & adj. --n. the state of being aware or informed of any thing. --adj. 1 usu. derog. cunning; sly.
2 showing knowledge; shrewd. there is no knowing no one can tell. |
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Traditional English :: knowingly
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knowingness.html - adv.
1 consciously; intentionally (had never knowingly injured him).
2 in a knowing manner (smiled knowingly). |
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English Idioms :: know
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knowingness.html - See: FOR ALL ONE KNOWS, GOD KNOWS or GOODNESS KNOWS or HEAVEN KNOWS, IN THE KNOW, NOT KNOW WHICH WAY TO TURN or NOT KNOW WHICH WAY TO JUMP. |
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English Idioms :: know one's stuff
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knowingness.html - To have experience and skill in an activity. * /Before trying to make any pottery, it is better to get advice from someone who knows his stuff in ceramics./ Compare: DRY BEHIND THE EARS. |
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