Antonyms for cognizant
ˈkɒg nə zənt, ˈkɒn ə-cog·nizant

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1. cognizant

   One is aware of that which exists without him; he is conscious of the inner workings of his own mind. Sensible may be used in the exact sense of conscious, or it may partake of both the senses mentioned above. One may be sensible of his own or another's error; he is conscious only of his own. A person may feel assured or sure of something false or non-existent; what he is aware of, still more what he is conscious of, must be fact. Sensible has often a reference to the emotions where conscious might apply only to the intellect; to say a culprit is sensible of his degradation is more forcible than to say he is conscious of it.

   Antonyms:
   cold, dead, deaf, ignorant, insensible, unaware, unconscious

   Synonyms:
   advised, apprised, assured, aware, certain, certified, conscious, informed, sensible, sure

   Preposition:
   On the stormy sea, man is conscious of the limitation of human power.

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1. cognizant

   Antonyms:
   unaware, ignorant, uninformed

   Synonyms:
   aware, informed

Princeton's WordNet

1. aware(p), cognizant, cognisantadjective

   (sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception

   "was aware of his opponent's hostility"; "became aware of her surroundings"; "aware that he had exceeded the speed limit"

How to use cognizant in a sentence?

1. Deputy District Attorney Brittany Dunlop:

   We take every case and every victim as they come, these were two Alaska Native women, and I know that hits home here in Alaska, and we're cognizant of that.

2. Philip Breedlove:

   Russia continues to build their forces, continues to provide capability to the eastern Ukrainians. So, the fact that we're not doing (that) now is not changing their path forward, so I think that we have to be cognizant that if we arm the Ukrainians, it could cause positive results. It could cause negative results. But what we're doing right now is not changing the results on the ground.

3. Joe Trotter:

   Our leaders need to be real cognizant of the day-to-day impact, it’s great to look at the future, but the present has a huge impact on their constituencies.

4. John Eric Francia:

   Investors are very much cognizant of regulatory risks in the Philippines, and increasingly so given recent events.

5. Wei Jianguo:

   Now, Trump himself is cognizant about the needs of the (upcoming U.S.) elections, and the U.S. economy has also suffered great losses, under such circumstances, it is entirely possible to reach a phased agreement.

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