Knowledge
Knowledge noun - A state of being aware.
Usage example: my knowledge that I was watching a true story made the film more compelling
Mind and knowledge are semantically related in mental condition topic. In some cases you can use "Mind" instead a noun "Knowledge", when it comes to topics like reason.
Nearby Word: knowledgeable
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How words are described
| human | human knowledge | human mind |
| good | good knowledge | good mind |
| full | full knowledge | full mind |
| public | public knowledge | public mind |
| Other adjectives: real, collective, great, little, new, incredible, military, scientific, modern, tactical. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Magic: The Gathering has Nemesis of Reason whose attack causes you to discard 1/6 of your deck, representative of your mind/knowledge/power.
Source: Stupidity-Inducing Attack - Eto is a mastermind with grand schemes, using her brilliant mind and knowledge of human psychology to control everything around her.
- The actual cause was the "Yamsk 11 Incident", wherein Russian experiments on a psychic girl named Sofia somehow gave her that advanced knowledge and mind-linked her to everyone born at that moment, making her the "Whisperer" who grants them that knowledge.
Source: Point of Divergence
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