Knew is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNEW in dictionary:

VERB:
• KNOW, to have a true understanding of
• be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information
• have knowledge or information concerning
• be absolutely certain or sure about something
• have developed a relationship with (someone) through meeting and spending time with them; be familiar or friendly with
• have a good command of (a subject or language).
• recognize (someone or something)
• be familiar or acquainted with (something)
• have personal experience of (an emotion or situation)
• regard or perceive as having a specified characteristic
• give (someone or something) a particular name or title
• be able to distinguish one person or thing from (another)
• have sexual intercourse with (someone).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of know

Words related to KNEW

know11 knowing15 known12 knows12

Words that contain KNEW

acknew15 misknew16 foreknew18

How to use KNEW in a sentence

• She knew the danger when I really got my hands on a book.
• Bobby knew that Graham and Katherine would guard the fashion in which the startling discovery had been made.
• The filling heads rolled in waves before the wind, but there was something dull and lifeless in the noise they made, and Osborn knew what this meant.
• I knew some one was in the adjoining room because of a slight noise in there, and I knew she knew it.
• That was all she knew, or remembered, for an hour, as she lay there on the sofa, biting the cushions.
• Yet he knew the matter was neither small nor indifferent, when he gave way to her, and afterwards.
• By the time he had got to work on her own piano, she knew he was pure gold and settled down joyously to make the most of him.
• He knew that sound was made by a soul passing, but whose soul? Once more he realized to the full that his lot was cast in wild and perilous places.
• We knew indeed that slavery was abolished, that Antigua had rejected the apprenticeship, and adopted entire emancipation.
• It was a turning-point in his life, and he knew it.
• He also knew how to confound the enemy with new and unexpected methods which made unavailing all which military science and experience had taught them.
• Yet what matter who knew? But to go on with our story.
• But she could not bear to destroy the ideal she knew he had of her, even for the relief of receiving his sympathy, of which she was very sure.
• Lord! If they knew all about me! But the kid is safe in my hands.
• In this wretched condition we knew not which way to turn ourselves, or where to seek for shelter.
• Felton smiled, and told them, that the duke, he knew full well, had received a blow which had terminated all their hopes.
• Gaston knew the older, rarer ones would be beyond her.
• But the character of Jeffrey Masters was stronger and fiercer than Bud knew.
• As to Le Gaire, I have no respect for his claim upon you, nor would your father have if he knew the truth.
• By that time I was able to get to my feet once more, and felt my way forward to the front stairs, for I knew I could never lift the trap.
• He knew, just as they all knew, that there had been no sheep to the south, unless one counted those that ranged across the Missouri river.
• She placed a wet cloth on his head, lay down by his side, and knew no more until the next morning.
• Johnson admitted that he had never had a better reason for believing that Burke was Junius, than that he knew nobody else who had the ability of Junius.
• One saw that he knew the world, but had not been spoiled by it.
• Stanton, Secretary of War, unless I knew that it came from yourself.
• She knew that Max saw her go, knew with sure intuition that he would seize the opportunity of her return to secure those few minutes alone with her that he had desired.
• Frigga asked if the stranger knew what the gods did when they met.
• In pleasing and he did say what he said he knew he said, in pleasing he was staying where he said he had been staying when he had come to be leaving.
• The terrified attendants knew too well the results which would follow this unaccountable and irreparable mistake.
• She knew little or nothing about modern discoveries.
• He knew, that, if one of these parties should find him, he would be killed.

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