Experience of
Knowledge of and experience of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knowledge of" instead a noun phrase "Experience of".
Knowledge of
Experience of and knowledge of are semantically related. You can use "Experience of" instead a noun phrase "Knowledge of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- familiarity and experience of
- familiarity and knowledge of
- acquaintance and experience of
- acquaintance and knowledge of
- experience with and experience of
- experience with and knowledge of
- understanding of and experience of
- understanding of and knowledge of
- acquaintance with and experience of
- acquaintance with and knowledge of
- awareness of and experience of
- awareness of and knowledge of
- insight into and experience of
- insight into and knowledge of
Both terms in one sentence
- So he went through all the things that he had sound personal experience of, and decided to use his knowledge of bars and drink.
Source: Write What You Know -
He had no magic worth mentioning, no combat experience of note, and no plan for or knowledge of the War he was about to enter.
Source: Spanner in the Works -
Came Back Strong: While Cage doesn't change physically during his loops or gain new powers, Cage gradually builds up combat skills and knowledge of the future thanks to his experience of dying repeatedly.
Source: Film / Edge of Tomorrow
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