is unknowing a real word?
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adjective. ignorant or unaware: unknowing aid to the enemy.
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What is the noun for obfuscate? ... (uncountable) Confusion, bewilderment, or a baffled state resulting from something obfuscated, or made more opaque and muddled with the intent to obscure information.
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to provide someone with information and understanding, or to explain the true facts about something to someone: ... I don't understand this. Could you enlighten me?
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So it can be used as a way of signaling knowledge, that someone is clever, or a threat (as in, I'll sniff out whatever trouble you're up to). The use to mean 'secret' - which is how I know it - is another extension of this, and indeed the most common.
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Knowledge is awareness that something is the case. Understanding is awareness of why or how it is the case. We can know things we don't understand. We can also understand things that aren't true.
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adjective. not aware or conscious; unconscious: to be unaware of any change.
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The Arabic word for unknown begun with a /ʃ/ (English ‹sh›) sound, so they used the Arabic letter shīn (ش) to represent the unknown variable. Representing unknowns as x, y, z was proposed by René Descartes . He also proposed to represent knowns as a, b, c.
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The word unsubmitted does not technically exist in the English lexicon. However, one could instead use not-submitted in its place, or rejected in the scenario that something has been submitted and refused.
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It means something more like causeless, unpredictable, or unprovoked. In the same way, if you say something is "random", you mean that it is something that wouldn't have been predicted by normal causes or logic–like a person deep-frying lottery winnings.
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An undefined term is a term that can't be defined so easily. There really isn't a definition to define such terms. Consider the word "the." We use the word "the" all of the time, but do we really know how to define the word "the?" "Am" is another word that can't be defined so easily.
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: not prepared in advance : spontaneous, informal off-the-cuff remarks.
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['foreknow.', 'knowable.', 'knowings.', 'misknown.', 'misknows.', 'unknowns.', 'knowsley.', 'whoknows.']
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In Scrabble, if your opponent plays something you don't think is a real word, you can challenge it, and if it's not in the dictionary, your opponent loses his turn. In Words With Friends, that never happens. If you try to play a word that's not in the game's dictionary, you get an automatic reply: "Sorry.
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are you for real? American English used when you are very surprised or shocked by what someone has done or said → real.
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unaware. adjective. not realizing that something exists or is happening.
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No, 'unnormal' is an abnormal construction in English. The correct word, as you might have guessed, is 'abnormal'. It isn't really abnormal, though. Abnormal is completely normal.
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aware, cognizant, conscious, sensible, alive, awake mean having knowledge of something. aware implies vigilance in observing or alertness in drawing inferences from what one experiences. aware of changes in climate cognizant implies having special or certain knowledge as from firsthand sources.