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Definition of know
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of know is as below...
Know (v. i.) To be
convinced
of the truth of; to be fully
assured
of; as, to know
things
from
information..
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Remember
::
Remember
(v. t.) To have ( a
notion
or idea) come into the mind
again,
as
previously
perceived,
known,
or felt; to have a
renewed
apprehension
of; to bring to mind
again;
to think of
again;
to
recollect;
as, I
remember
the fact; he
remembers
the
events
of his
childhood;
I
cannot
remember
dates..
Make
::
Make (v. t.) To cause to be or
become;
to put into a given state verb, or
adjective;
to
constitute;
as, to make
known;
to make
public;
to make
fast..
Interknowledge
::
Interknowledge
(n.)
Mutual
knowledge
or
acquaintance.
Admit
::
Admit (v. t.) To
concede
as true; to
acknowledge
or
assent
to, as an
allegation
which it is
impossible
to deny; to own or
confess;
as, the
argument
or fact is
admitted;
he
admitted
his
guilt..
Ego
::
Ego (n.) The
conscious
and
permanent
subject
of all
psychical
experiences,
whether
held to be
directly
known or the
product
of
reflective
thought;
--
opposed
to
non-ego..
Acatalepsy
::
Acatalepsy
(n.)
Incomprehensibility
of
things;
the
doctrine
held by the
ancient
Skeptic
philosophers,
that human
knowledge
never
amounts
to
certainty,
but only to
probability..
Unconning
::
Unconning
(a.) Not
knowing;
ignorant.
Subjectivist
::
Subjectivism
(n.) Any
philosophical
doctrine
which
refers
all
knowledge
to, and
founds
it upon, any
subjective
states;
egoism..
Curiosity
::
Curiosity
(n.)
Disposition
to
inquire,
investigate,
or seek after
knowledge;
a
desire
to
gratify
the mind with new
information
or
objects
of
interest;
inquisitiveness..
Nameless
::
Nameless
(a.) Not known or
mentioned
by name;
anonymous;
as, a
nameless
writer..
Taurus
::
Taurus
(n.) A
zodiacal
constellation,
containing
the
well-known
clusters
called
the
Pleiades
and the
Hyades,
in the
latter
of which is
situated
the
remarkably
bright
Aldebaran..
Jeofail
::
"Jeofail
(n.) An
oversight
in
pleading,
or the
acknowledgment
of a
mistake
or
oversight..
Dandelion
::
Dandelion
(n.) A
well-known
plant of the genus
Taraxacum
(T.
officinale,
formerly
called
T.
Dens-leonis
and
Leontodos
Taraxacum)
bearing
large,
yellow,
compound
flowers,
and
deeply
notched
leaves..
Know
::
Know (v. i.) To be
acquainted
with; to be no
stranger
to; to be more or less
familiar
with the
person,
character,
etc., of; to
possess
experience
of; as, to know an
author;
to know the rules of an
organization..
Hatteria
::
Hatteria
(n.) A New
Zealand
lizard,
which,
in
anatomical
character,
differs
widely
from all other
existing
lizards.
It is the only
living
representative
of the order
Rhynchocephala,
of which many
Mesozoic
fossil
species
are
known;
--
called
also
Sphenodon,
and
Tuatera..
Qualify
::
Qualify
(v. t.) To make such as is
required;
to give added or
requisite
qualities
to; to fit, as for a
place,
office,
occupation,
or
character;
to
furnish
with the
knowledge,
skill,
or other
accomplishment
necessary
for a
purpose;
to make
capable,
as of an
employment
or
privilege;
to
supply
with legal power or
capacity..
Indicative
::
Indicative
(a.)
Pointing
out;
bringing
to
notice;
giving
intimation
or
knowledge
of
something
not
visible
or
obvious.
Omniscious
::
Omniscious
(a.)
All-knowing.
Knowing
::
Knowing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Kno.
Why
::
Why
(adv.)
The
reason
or cause for
which;
that on
account
of
which;
on what
account;
as, I know not why he left town so
suddenly;
-- used as a
compound
relative..
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