Caught on
Know and caught on are semantically related. in appreciate topic. In some cases you can use "Know" instead a verb "Caught on", when it comes to topics like understand, become aware of.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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However, Meta Knight caught on the slip-up that he's a friend of Bowser's, yet doesn't know where he lives.
Source: Machinima / Smash King - Any fan should know this story by now (that first X became Zero, for people who haven't caught on yet.)
Source: Writer Revolt -
He also doesn't know much about the culture of Harvard Law and frequently gets caught on knowing things that every graduate should know, such as where to get square pizza on campus or the Harvard song.
Source: Series / Suits
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