noun

knowledge

knowledge, understanding, awareness

He has a lot of knowledge about history.

He has a lot of knowledge about history.

To my knowledge, the store is closed.

To my knowledge, the store is closed.

((knowledge)) of/about (sth.) facts and information someone has He has a deep knowledge of art.

to ((my)) knowledge as far as I know To my knowledge, he has never been there.

Synonyms: information, understanding, wisdom; Antonyms: ignorance

From Old English 'cnāwlæc,' meaning 'acknowledgment, recognition.' Derived from 'know'.

'Knowledge' is what you 'know'. The '-ledge' part is an old suffix used to form nouns.

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