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knowledge

[nol-ij] / ˈnɒl ɪdʒ /


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Canadian author Jack Jedwab wrote in French language newspaper La Presse that Rousseau's lack of French knowledge sends a message to Air Canada employees that "bilingualism is a constraint, not a value".

From BBC

It left her family living with the knowledge of what was coming, while trying to hold on to everyday life.

From BBC

Jason relaxed even more, comforted by the knowledge that there was another Diné person nearby.

From Literature

Indeed, the badger was a shining achievement of nature, and everything from his unchipped teeth to his large eyes gleamed with the knowledge of it.

From Literature

Using a percentage chance of a violation of the rules, launch weather officers use a combination of meteorological and climatological data, local knowledge, and experience to forecast this probability.

From BBC