Synonyms for common knowledge
com·mon knowl·edge

Princeton's WordNet

1. common knowledgenoun

   anything generally known to everyone

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1. • Public Knowledge

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1. Liu Yuejin:

   It's common knowledge that most new psychoactive substances( NPS) have been designed in laboratories in the The US and Europe, and their deep-processing and consumption also mostly take place there, the US should adopt a comprehensive and balanced strategy to reduce and suppress the huge demand in the country for fentanyl and other similar drugs as soon as possible.

2. Eli Steele:

   Absolutely. To me, that's the test of everything at this point. It should be common knowledge within black America that the government of the United States is not our way out. Our way out is ourselves. The government must enforce the rights and so forth in a democratic society that [are] due [to] all people. But the government can't teach your 2-year-old child to read, your 3-year-old, 4-year-old, they can't teach your child what good manners are, how to love themselves, how to appreciate themselves and yet ask something of themselves at the same time. Mothers and fathers do that. So we need more mothers and fathers to be doing that. You're doing that in your community center, you're telling these young people that a good, happy life is possible if you develop yourself to possess it, put yourself in a position to possess it. That's the hope of black America. Everything else has been tried. It's all failed.

3. Pamela Anderson:

   I only know my own experience and that was bad enough, i think there was already common knowledge in the industry too that this was someone to be careful of, you just have to be careful.

4. Flight Centre:

   With any election, for whatever silly reason, it seems to dampen consumer confidence, it's common knowledge that things just don't fly. If you look at the U.K. with (the) Brexit, certainly the corporates have come off.

5. Bev Laing:

   He truly believed he was being sent South. Even though (the sentence) said 14 years, it was common knowledge he wasn't coming back.