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more knowledgeable
adjective as in aware, educated
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Example Sentences
The Democrats have long been seen as more caring, more knowledgeable, more likable, and so on.
By contrast, the movie's fictional YouTubers and amateur storm chasers are overwhelmingly shown as idealistic, compassionate, colorful and far more knowledgeable about science that those stuffy official scientists.
“The growing older demographic is more knowledgeable about renovations and planning for their future needs, especially as they prepare to age in place,” Oakley said.
"I was sitting at a table full of men and I noticed that even though they were longer into their whisky journey and were therefore what I considered to be more knowledgeable than me," she said.
"America is only as good as its citizenry, and the more educated the citizenry, the better. But for us to be at our best we need all of us to be more educated and more importantly, more knowledgeable," Jack said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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