Knowing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNOWING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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).
NOUN:
• knowledge
• Knowledge; hence, experience.
• a clear and certain mental apprehension
ADJECTIVE:
• astute, crafty
• Skilful; well informed; intelligent; as, a knowing man; a knowing dog.
• Artful; cunning; as, a knowing rascal.
• evidencing the possession of inside information
• characterized by conscious design or purpose
• alert and fully informed
• highly educated; having extensive information or understanding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to have a true understanding of

Words related to KNOWING

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How to use KNOWING in a sentence

• Knowing, as the lad did, very nearly where the Indians might be found, we advanced with reasonable rapidity, until having come to the place of which he had spoken.
• Robert walked in front of him and he was careful to step exactly where young Lennox did, knowing that if he did so he would break no sticks and make no undue noise.
• All the wisdom of man lies in knowing that unless he is guided in all his actions by his heavenly Father, he is sure to go wrong, let his age or condition be what it may.
• Knowing it to be such, both sides made great preparations for the contest.
• They were so frankly interested in knowing why the white women wanted Emma Sanderson that she told them her mission.
• Knowing that his days were as brief as the withering grass, he allied himself with the Eternal.
• Meanwhile her real husband had managed to climb up from the well, and wandered about a long time, not knowing where his wife was gone.
• A woman named Catherine de la Rochelle, who assumed the power of knowing where money was hidden, was commanded by the King to take Joan of Arc into her confidence.
• In books, women are generally represented as knowing their own minds in matters which relate to love and marriage.
• Knowing the even and dignified line they pursued, I could never doubt for a moment which of two courses would be in character for them.
• And the pain of knowing that a great gulf is for ever set between two who love is a penalty that real love can face and triumph over.
• Knowing now that she would not be cut, she took the end of the handle in her teeth and pulled it down as far as it would go.
• We were swine while your spell was upon us, Daughter of Circe, and you, not knowing your island secret, deemed it our natural shape.
• In fact it seems as though he knows the piece too well to be able to know that he knows it, and is only conscious of knowing those passages which he does not know so thoroughly.
• The army is jealous over its supplies, but I declined all military protection, knowing that I had but to show my credentials to pass unmolested anywhere.
• You know and realize the sacrifices she had to make, and she tells me that you insisted on knowing.
• He was dubious of me knowing such a person but wrote it to please me.
• I have not the honor of knowing the Countess, and I went in some trepidation.
• More than one chap has done that just through not knowing exactly where he was.
• The most powerful of all gestures is that which affects the spectator without his knowing it.
• But what it cost her to make that intercession, knowing that his death would leave her free, and that if he lived she must be his wife, let us not attempt to say.
• I had the honor of knowing him, and I was well able to appreciate him.
• The public, which had ignored his bare existence before for all of a lifetime, suddenly discovered that he was a hero, and that, too, without knowing half the facts.
• Since, he has made a story with a new mistress that is worth your knowing, but too long for a letter.
• The one wishing would be one wishing if that one were not one quite knowing everything of what would be happening if the other one were knowing that the thing is a changed thing.
• And that was how Miss Hennie Penny became so very knowing in such matters, and also why she lived in a state of perpetual amazement at the change that had come over her friend.

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