Knowledge
Knowledge noun - A body of facts learned by study or experience.
Opinion and knowledge are semantically related in idea topic. In some cases you can use "Opinion" instead a noun "Knowledge".
Nearby Word: knowledgeable
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- belief and knowledge
- belief and opinion
- conception and knowledge
- conception and opinion
- understanding and knowledge
- understanding and opinion
- sense and knowledge
- sense and opinion
- perception and knowledge
- perception and opinion
- judgment and knowledge
- judgment and opinion
- observation and knowledge
- observation and opinion
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- There are villagers wandering around, but none of them ever do anything other than wander, and all you can talk to any of them about is the town you're in, which all of them have the exact same knowledge and opinion on.
Source: Artificial Atmospheric Actions -
Get him onto something more practical, however, and while his knowledge base drops dramatically, his opinion of his knowledge base remains as insufferable as ever.
Source: Know-Nothing Know-It-All -
He justifies this with the idea that some races are naturally more or less suited to certain tasks, which does have some validity, but since Data is one-of-a-kind and Hobson has no real knowledge of his abilities, his opinion comes off as arbitrary and bigoted.
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