Conscious
Familiar
Familiar adjective - Having information especially as a result of study or experience.
Usage example: book editors who are familiar with what is being taught in the schools
Conscious and familiar are semantically related in knowledgeable topic. Sometimes you can use "Conscious" instead an adjective "Familiar".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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You'd probably expect a band named 10,000 Maniacs to be a death metal band (unless you're actually familiar with death metal), but the band played gentle, socially-conscious folk rock instead.
Source: Scary Musician, Harmless Music -
The first chapters of Negima had a very different style from Love Hina, a conscious shift that was later unmade when Akamatsu slowly returned to his older, more familiar style (which then continued changing from that).
Source: Art Evolution / Anime and Manga -
As a long-time shape-shifter, Mercy doesn't mind being seen nude by those who are familiar with shapechangers, but she'll make a conscious effort to keep herself covered in front of those who might misinterpret her casual nudity as casual sexuality.
Source: Shameless Fanservice Girl
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