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just know

verb as in feel in one's bones

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“It’s almost like the unsaid - you don’t have to say. You just know what each other’s thinking.”

From BBC

“I just know that he got poked in it,” Redick said.

"We just know the access to divorce makes people safer. It makes women safer."

From Salon

“I just know when I came back, I had to show up for my team and make up for the two weeks I lost,” Johnston said.

“I just know what type of player I am. Just knowing who I am and having to just be patient — I’ve been patient my whole career, with injuries and stuff like that. And I feel like I’ve always performed the way I perform every time I get my opportunity. This is just another testament to it. Hopefully just keep building for those, for sure. That’s what I want to do. Help this team. That’s what it comes down to. I just want to feel like I’m contributing.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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