Discrimination
Discrimination noun - The state of being kept distinct.
Knowing and discrimination are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knowing" instead a noun "Discrimination".
Knowing
Knowing noun - A clear and certain mental apprehension.
Discrimination and knowing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Discrimination" instead a noun "Knowing".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Half-Breed Discrimination: Kim is trying to prevent her son from experiencing this, knowing full well that he will be shunned because he's the half-white illegitimate son of an American GI.
Source: Theatre / Miss Saigon -
To maintain her secret identity, Miley has to lie to her friends, endure bullying at school, and suffer through constant discrimination or embarrassment... all the time knowing she could make all of it go away so easily.
Source: Series / Hannah Montana -
While Anthony Page later giving Leon free run can be seen as Laser-Guided Karma, Hank committed two various obvious forms of discrimination as not only did he refuse to hire a woman but he asked her about her religious belief despite knowing it was illegal.
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