Knowing
Knowing adjective - Made, given, or done with full awareness of what one is doing.
Usage example: after giving knowing offense to people of Italian ancestry, he gave the lame excuse that it had all been a joke
Studied is a synonym for knowing. In some cases you can use "Studied" instead an adjective "Knowing".
Studied
Studied adjective - Decided on as a result of careful thought.
Usage example: a studied move by the company that was designed to put the competition out of business
Knowing is a synonym for studied in deliberate topic. You can use "Knowing" instead an adjective "Studied".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- conscious and knowing
- conscious and studied
- willful and knowing
- willful and studied
- deliberate and knowing
- deliberate and studied
- careful and knowing
- careful and studied
- learned and knowing
- learned and studied
- calculated and knowing
- calculated and studied
- purposeful and knowing
- purposeful and studied
Both words in one sentence
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Bilingual Backfire: Vladek's cousin and Anja talk about him in front of him in English, not knowing that he studied English before he dropped out of school.
Source: Comic Book / Maus -
She's studied guns so much she can learn all sorts of things just by looking at them or holding them (such as knowing whether or not it's loaded).
Source: Gun Nut -
Mr Sweeney told Ned that he made the notebook himself and showed it to Ned so that he would steal it to do better on his test, knowing that if he gave it to Ned, Ned wouldn't have studied it so much.
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