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in the know
adjective as in acquainted
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adjective as in aware
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adjective as in cognizant
adjective as in erudite
adjective as in experienced
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adjective as in familiar
adjective as in informed
adjective as in knowledgeable
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adjective as in learned
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adjective as in mindful
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adjective as in savvy
adjective as in shrewd
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adjective as in sophisticated
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adjective as in versant
adjective as in versed
adjective as in well-informed
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Example Sentences
But Peralta emphasizes that many of these concerns—a desire to be seen as funny, popular, and in the know by your peers—are often normal of any child entering puberty.
"It's so hard to do, number one. Number two, my back and my neck from swinging that hammer around, or mallet, I think it's called, if you're in the know, it's polo language."
The singer isn't a household name yet but, to those in the know, she's been one of indie's most promising talents from the moment early EPs like Lonely People and Roots showcased her knack for sharp lyrics and sophisticated songwriting.
Speaking on Monday, the head of Emmaus International, Adrien Caboche, confirmed that throughout that time Abbé Pierre’s non-observance of his vow of chastity had been no secret to those in the know.
“It let me know that they were in the know.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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