unknowingness
- noun
- /ʌnˈnoʊɪŋnəs/
:
desconocimiento
- I'm an educated man, wise to my unknowingness, but I have zero units toward a Master of Divinity.
The, the, the, the unknowingness of what's going to happen to you when you fighting that case.
- The, the, the, the unknowingness of what's going to happen to you when you fighting that case.
Examples
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The, the, the, the unknowingness of what's going to happen to you when you fighting that case.
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The victims are lured away because of their unknowingness or innocence.
Academic text (2000) -
And her children, with their loud feet, the shouts of their unknowingness, told him what he most feared, what he was right to fear, but what he only wanted to forget.
Fiction book (1996) -
He will not make or break this team; also, seeing how Victorino played, I'd take Crawford's unknowingness over Victorino any day.
Blog text (12) -
His unknowingness about the surprise party made it even more special when he walked in.
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She spoke about her unknowingness regarding the project, admitting that she felt lost.
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The unknowingness of their fate during the storm left everyone feeling anxious.
Synonyms
316
3.9
Not knowing about something or how it works
5
4.2
Not knowing what to do or how something works
4
6.9
A feeling of not being able to understand something
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7.4
Not noticing things happening around you
2
6.1
A lack of knowledge or experience with something
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5.4
Not knowing or noticing something
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5.7
Not noticing or understanding something important
Not being aware of a fact or change
Not knowing about something
A lack of awareness of what is happening
A state of not knowing or understanding things
A lack of understanding of instructions or ideas
Lack of knowledge or awareness
Antonyms
How Aware
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unknowingness is made of three simple parts: un- meaning 'not', know meaning 'to be aware', and -ness which turns a word into a 'state'. So unknowingness is the 'state of not knowing', which is why it describes being unaware of something.