Knowingly and Mentally

Knowingly

Knowingly adverb - With full awareness of what one is doing.

Mentally and knowingly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mentally" instead an adverb "Knowingly".

Nearby Word: knowing

Mentally

Mentally adverb - In your mind.
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Synonyms for Mentally

Knowingly and mentally are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knowingly" instead an adverb "Mentally".

Nearby Words: mental, mentality

Both words in one sentence

  • MPC manslaughter also includes cases where it was committed "knowingly" but the defendant was severely disturbed mentally or emotionally; this is equivalent to the traditional, common-law crime of "voluntary manslaughter."
  • Series / Cold Case He later applied to adopt the child Morally Ambiguous Doctorate: Jack Galton from Mind Games; in addition to being mentally ill himself, knowingly kept a mentally ill man insane by denying him medication, and he played on the guy's own schizophrenia to cover his tracks.
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