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knowing
adjective as in experienced, aware
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Example Sentences
Martínez said her father, who grew up poor, would be happy knowing that food from the stand is helping other people instead of decomposing in a dump.
Also, knowing — I talked to Alfonso a couple of days before we started to do it — there would be flashbacks in there, we decided to then shoot all 40 pages to camera rather than treating some as voice-over and flashback, so that we got the whole story, and then he could work out what he wanted.
To the Cubans who entered the U.S. on makeshift rafts, knowing you wouldn’t get deported if you landed in Florida while the same privilege wasn’t extended to Haitians: Thank you for exposing the hypocrisy of this nation’s immigration policy.
The terror of not knowing what’s coming is leaving too many people I care about depressed and with little to no hope for the future.
"Rewarding the 3,000 West Ham fans who made the 600-mile round trip to Newcastle, knowing they would not get home until the early hours, is priceless for Julen Lopetegui," BBC Sport's chief football news reporter Simon Stone said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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