known
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- adjective
- /noʊn/
- This is a scientific phenomenon known as brain wave entrainment.
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- And among those was the view known as Stoicism.
- And there that kind of thing is known to be unusually stable.
- Not, and I would emphasize strongly, not known for their impulse control.
- So we have what's known as exfiltrations.
- Rorschach tests are also known as inkblot tests.
- And all of this builds on something known as the racial vortex.
- This is one of the earliest tombstones known from from Britain.
- There was the world as you knew it, same as known.
- that need to know, be known and trust
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In fact, no particle that is known is a point.
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Rorschach tests are also known as inkblot tests.
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The beams created what will become known as the Cathedral of Light.
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She is now in her residency at Well-Known Hospital in Major City.
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This frontier was frequently raided by nomads known to the Greeks as Scythians.
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IF THE WEATHER HOLDS, WE SHOULD REACH THE LAST KNOWN POSITION OF YOUR FRIEND TYLER IN 3 DAYS.
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NO KNOWN RESIDENCE.
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The scientist published her findings in a journal that is well known for its rigorous peer review.
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The historical figure is known for his contributions to modern physics and is celebrated in many countries.
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Shown by facts to be true and to work well
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Familiar to many people and often talked about
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Known and accepted because it has existed for a long time
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Known and officially accepted as important or respected
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Shown to be true or correct after checking
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Accepted without being said or written
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Seen or measured directly, not just guessed
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Shown to be a particular person or thing
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Accepted by others as true or real
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Shown to be true by clear evidence
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Having a habit or belief that is unlikely to change
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Proven to be real by official records or clear evidence
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Known to be true after careful checking
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Etymology
Known comes from the old verb know, which meant 'to have knowledge' or 'to understand'. So when someone or something is known, people recognize or identify them.