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prior knowledge
noun as in anticipation
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Example Sentences
The McDaniel campaign originally denied any prior knowledge of the taping.
Starting in a March 2002 interview, she suggested that the Bush administration had prior knowledge of the attacks.
Five topics in two minutes, with extensive prior knowledge assumed: science communication in action!
Zidan and his top officials have insisted they had no prior knowledge of the American operation to seize al-Liby.
Investigators say this makes it sound as if Morgan had prior knowledge of the column.
To move without a light, and with no prior knowledge of its internal arrangements, was positively dangerous.
Below us we did make out a few of the taller buildings, but it required an effort and a prior knowledge of their location.
You had no prior knowledge that he was studying Russian or had become articulate in Russian?
Indeed, had I had no prior knowledge of him, I think his demeanor would have roused my suspicions.
I have almost grudged myself my own prior knowledge of what you ought to have known before all the world.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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