Knowledge
Knowledge noun - A body of facts learned by study or experience.
Letters and knowledge are semantically related. in learning topic. In some cases you can use "Letters" instead a noun "Knowledge".
Nearby Word: knowledgeable
Letters
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- refinement and knowledge
- refinement and letters
- discernment and knowledge
- discernment and letters
- culture and knowledge
- culture and letters
- report and knowledge
- report and letters
- education and knowledge
- education and letters
- information and knowledge
- information and letters
- wisdom and knowledge
- wisdom and letters
Both words in one sentence
- This dovetails with the arc villains' conspiracy to destroy civilization by magically eradicating humankind's knowledge of letters.
Source: Creator / T Campbell - In The Invisibles, the Ancient Conspiracy has suppressed knowledge of the hidden letters of the alphabet and the words that use those letters.
Source: Words Can Break My Bones -
Even her letters secretly sent back home were intercepted and confiscated, without her knowledge.
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