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Definition of know
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of know is as below...
Know (v. i.) To be
convinced
of the truth of; to be fully
assured
of; as, to know
things
from
information..
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Intelligence
::
Intelligence
(n.) The
capacity
to know or
understand;
readiness
of
comprehension;
the
intellect,
as a gift or an
endowment..
Propagate
::
Propagate
(v. t.) To
spread
from
person
to
person;
to
extend
the
knowledge
of; to
originate
and
spread;
to carry from place to
place;
to
disseminate;
as, to
propagate
a story or
report;
to
propagate
the
Christian
religion..
Secret
::
Secret
(a.)
Something
studiously
concealed;
a thing kept from
general
knowledge;
what is not
revealed,
or not to be
revealed..
Intellective
::
Intellective
(a.)
Having
power to
understand,
know, or
comprehend;
intelligent;
rational..
Known
::
Known (p. p.) of Know.
Heterodox
::
Heterodox
(a.)
Contrary
to, or
differing
from, some
acknowledged
standard,
as the
Bible,
the creed of a
church,
the
decree
of a
council,
and the like; not
orthodox;
heretical;
-- said of
opinions,
doctrines,
books,
etc., esp. upon
theological
subjects..
Iridium
::
Iridium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
of the same group as
platinum,
which it much
resembles,
being
silver-white,
but
harder,
and
brittle,
and
indifferent
to most
corrosive
agents.
With the
exception
of
osmium,
it is the
heaviest
substance
known,
its
specific
gravity
being 22.4.
Symbol
Ir.
Atomic
weight
192.5..
Parabolism
::
Parabolism
(n.) The
division
of the terms of an
equation
by a known
quantity
that is
involved
in the first term.
Uncertain
::
Uncertain
(a.) Not
certain;
not
having
certain
knowledge;
not
assured
in mind;
distrustful.
Ottawas
::
Ottawas
(n. pl.) A tribe of
Indians
who, when first
known,
lived on the
Ottawa
River.
Most of them
subsequently
migrated
to the
southwestern
shore of Lake
Superior..
Wottest
::
Wottest
() 2d pers. sing. pres. of Wit, to
know..
Title
::
Title (n.) An
inscription
put over or upon
anything
as a name by which it is
known.
Tradition
::
Tradition
(n.)
Hence,
that which is
transmitted
orally
from
father
to son, or from
ancestors
to
posterity;
knowledge
or
belief
transmitted
without
the aid of
written
memorials;
custom
or
practice
long
observed..
Prenotion
::
Prenotion
(n.) A
notice
or
notion
which
precedes
something
else in time;
previous
notion
or
thought;
foreknowledge.
Science
::
Science
(n.)
Especially,
such
knowledge
when it
relates
to the
physical
world and its
phenomena,
the
nature,
constitution,
and
forces
of
matter,
the
qualities
and
functions
of
living
tissues,
etc.; --
called
also
natural
science,
and
physical
science..
Lemon
::
Lemon (n.) An oval or
roundish
fruit
resembling
the
orange,
and
containing
a pulp
usually
intensely
acid. It is
produced
by a
tropical
tree of the genus
Citrus,
the
common
fruit known in
commerce
being that of the
species
C.
Limonum
or C.
Medica
(var.
Limonum).
There are many
varieties
of the
fruit,
some of which are
sweet..
Obligable
::
Obligable
(a.)
Acknowledging,
or
complying
with,
obligation;
trustworthy..
Assessor
::
Assessor
(v.) One
appointed
or
elected
to
assist
a judge or
magistrate
with his
special
knowledge
of the
subject
to be
decided;
as legal
assessors,
nautical
assessors..
Show
::
Show (v. t.)
Specifically,
to make known the way to (a
person);
hence,
to
direct;
to
guide;
to
asher;
to
conduct;
as, to show a
person
into a
parlor;
to show one to the
door..
Receiptment
::
Receiptment
(n.) The
receiving
or
harboring
a felon
knowingly,
after the
commission
of a
felony..
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