Knowingly meaning in Urdu
Knowingly Sentence
Knowingly Synonym
Knowingly Definitions
1) Knowingly, Wittingly : جان بوجھ کر, دانستہ طور پر : (adverb) with full knowledge and deliberation.
Useful Words
Kill : قتل کر نا , Perjure : جہوٹی قسم کھانا , Hasty : جلد عمل , Ill-Advised : نامناسب , Deliberative : غوروفکر کرنے کے لائق , Brainish : بے سمجھے , Unacquainted : ناواقف , Awareness : آگاہی , Unbeknown : کسی کو بتائے بغیر , Quiz : امتحان لینا , Bailiwick : مضمون , Inadvertently : بھولے سے , Enquiry : تحقیق , Educational : معلومات حاصل کرنا , Acquainted : واقف , Informed : باخبر , Fill : بھرجانا , Air-Filled : ہوا سے بھرا ہوا , To The Hilt : مکمل طور پر , Erudite : عالم , Give : معلومات مہیا کرنا , Unbeknown : لاعلمی میں کچھ ہو جانا , Intellect : ذہانت , Encyclopaedism : علم و فضل , Cover : چھپانا , Epistemology : نظریہ علم , Ignorance : جہالت , Acquaintance : واقفیت , Instruct : سکھانا , Agnostic : غیر یقینی , Unlearn : فراموش کرنا
Useful Words Definitions
Kill: cause to die; put to death, usually intentionally or knowingly.
Perjure: knowingly tell an untruth in a legal court and render oneself guilty of perjury.
Hasty: done with very great haste and without due deliberation.
Ill-Advised: without careful prior deliberation or counsel.
Deliberative: involved in or characterized by deliberation and discussion and examination.
Brainish: characterized by undue haste and lack of thought or deliberation.
Unacquainted: having little or no knowledge of.
Awareness: having knowledge of.
Unbeknown: without someone`s knowledge.
Quiz: examine someone's knowledge of something.
Bailiwick: a branch of knowledge.
Inadvertently: without knowledge or intention.
Enquiry: a search for knowledge.
Educational: providing knowledge.
Acquainted: having fair knowledge of.
Informed: having much knowledge or education.
Fill: become full.
Air-Filled: full of air.
To The Hilt: in full.
Erudite: having or showing profound knowledge.
Give: transmit (knowledge or skills).
Unbeknown: (usually used with `to`) occurring or existing without the knowledge of.
Intellect: knowledge and intellectual ability.
Encyclopaedism: profound scholarly knowledge.
Cover: hide from view or knowledge.
Epistemology: the philosophical theory of knowledge.
Ignorance: the lack of knowledge or education.
Acquaintance: personal knowledge or information about someone or something.
Instruct: impart skills or knowledge to.
Agnostic: uncertain of all claims to knowledge.
Unlearn: try to forget; put out of one's memory or knowledge.